Perception, Evaluation, and Performance in a Neat and Messy Room by High and Low Sensation Seekers

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Title: Perception, Evaluation, and Performance in a Neat and Messy Room by High and Low Sensation Seekers
Authors: Samuelson, David J., Lindauer, Martin S.
Source: Environment and Behavior. Jun 76 8(2):291-306.
Peer Reviewed: Y
Page Count: 16
Publication Date: 1976
Descriptors: Behavior, Behavioral Science Research, Environment, Organizational Climate, Perception, Performance, Personality Studies, Physical Environment, Stimulation
Abstract: Summarizes two studies that investigated the relationship between the effects of room environment (neat versus messy) and high and low sensation seeker's perception, evaluation, and performance. Elapsed time estimation did not vary as a function of room condition and personality. Sex differences were not found to be critical. (BT)
Journal Code: CIJMAR1977
Entry Date: 1977
Accession Number: EJ147062
Database: ERIC
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Abstract:Summarizes two studies that investigated the relationship between the effects of room environment (neat versus messy) and high and low sensation seeker's perception, evaluation, and performance. Elapsed time estimation did not vary as a function of room condition and personality. Sex differences were not found to be critical. (BT)