Despite extensive research on memory for temporal information and the relationship between context and cognition, the impact of temporal context on memory formation and retention remains unclear. This study examined how religious practices, specifically Lent and Ordinary Time, affect memory using religious art as stimuli. Participants viewed artworks during these seasons, and their memory was tested immediately, after 1 day, …
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This study investigates public views on art therapy, highlighting the potential to change misconceptions among the public and healthcare professionals. It emphasizes the use of social media to gather genuine feedback on health services, with platforms like Quora and Reddit providing valuable data. Using a mixed-methods approach, the study analyzes online discussions about arts therapy, identifying ten themes across efficacy, …
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This paper explores the debate surrounding a ten-year loan agreement between the National Museum in Norway and the Fredriksen Family Art Company Limited, examining the criticism it faced upon its public disclosure in June 2019. By analyzing media coverage during the heated debate, the study investigates the underlying dynamics and reasons behind the controversy. It highlights how Norway’s cultural values …
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