Summary
This paper explores the universality and stability of color-emotion associations across different cultures and perceptual environments, concluding that these associations are largely universal and stable, with minor differences across nations, color presentation modes, or different perceptual experiences.
Categories
Psychiatric Disorders: The paper explores the psychological implications of color-emotion associations, which could potentially have relevance to psychiatric disorders.
Mood regulation: The paper investigates the associations between different colors and emotions, which could potentially influence mood regulation.
Education and learning: The paper's findings could have implications for education and learning, particularly in relation to the use of color in educational materials and environments.
Well-being: The paper's exploration of color-emotion associations could have implications for well-being, particularly in relation to the use of color in environments and materials designed to promote well-being.
Author(s)
D JonauskaitÄ
Publication Year
2021
Number of Citations
1
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