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The changing appearance of the environment and changing subjective responsiveness go hand in hand. Physiologists differentiate between two models of perception that cooperate in reacting to the environment, a stimulus-response model and a “look-up” model. Christoph Schierz of the ETH Zurich (2005) explains as follows, “With stimulus-response, an external stimulus is directed or controlled by a network of ‘interior switches’ and triggers a response. With ‘look-up’ perception, mental concepts of possible environmental designs are already available as ‘visual experience.’”
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(2007). Architectural Aspects of Space. In: Color — Communication in Architectural Space. Birkhäuser Basel. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7643-8286-5_9
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