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PSYCHOLOGY & MARKETING
Volume 29, Issue 8, Pages 595-605Publisher
WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/mar.20546
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Two experiments tested whether a general relative preference for objects with rounded rather than angular form (Bar & Neta, 2006, 2007) can be applied in the context of the design of consumer products. Images of product packaginga chocolate product (Experiment 1) and water and bleach bottles (Experiment 2)were manipulated with regard to the shape of both contour and graphics. There was a preference for rounded designs that extended to self-report purchase likelihoodwith additive effects of contour and graphics shape that could not be accounted for by design typicality or perceived ease of use.
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