AFFECTIVE DIMENSIONS OF COLORS

  • OYAMA T
  • TANAKA Y
  • CHIBA Y
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The so-called warm colors are also known as advancing colors, and the cool colors as receding colors (Katz, 1935; Lukiesh, 1928). White, Yellow, and Lght Blue are known as colors which are felt to be lighter in weight than Black, Brown, and other darker colors (Monroe, 1925; Payne, 1958). It is also known that light colors make objects appear larger than dark objects of the same size (Oyama & Nanri, 1960). Colors can also be evaluated by the extent to which they are felt pleasant to

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OYAMA, T., TANAKA, Y., & CHIBA, Y. (1962). AFFECTIVE DIMENSIONS OF COLORS. Japanese Psychological Research, 4(2), 78–91. https://doi.org/10.4992/psycholres1954.4.78

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