The Psychology of Color

Color is present in every aspect of daily life, and research in psychology and perception has shown that it can influence how people feel, think, and make decisions. Color is present in every aspect of daily life, and research in psychology and perception has shown that it can influence how people feel, think, and make decisions. This book, written with the assistance of artificial intelligence, offers an accessible introduction to the psychology of color. In its pages, you will find an overview of how different colors are processed by the human brain, how cultural background shapes color associations, and how findings from behavioral science are applied in areas such as design, marketing, and healthcare. The text draws on established research to explain these connections in clear, readable language, without requiring prior knowledge of psychology or neuroscience.

Pages: 134, Edition: 1, Paperback, Waries B.V.