Human aversion to differentness

Carol Sigelman ()
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Carol Sigelman: Department of Psychology, George Washington University

Nature Human Behaviour, 2017, vol. 1, issue 12, 862-863

Abstract: New research suggests links between disliking visual patterns that contain irregularities and disliking people who are different in some way. Now we need to understand better the parameters of this effect, the mechanisms behind it and its developmental origins.

Date: 2017
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