Effect of Colour on Physical Strength and Mood in Children

P. Nicholas Hamid · Adrienne G. Newport

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Color perception and design Creativity in Education and Neuroscience Aesthetic Perception and Analysis

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The physical strength and mood of creative production were measured for six preschool children under six coloured room conditions in an ABACAB design. Physical strength and high positive mood were demonstrated in a pink-coloured room while the reverse was found in a blue-coloured room. The results were interpreted as supporting the differential arousal function of colours.

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