Hi All.) .. Do colors affect people's behavior?.)?

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with insulting, me! ..and that is not why I am, here...
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Answer 1

Not the colors a person wears. Although they say it affects the way others see you. But the colors in a room can sure change a persons behavior.

I'm sorry that your leaving. I wish you'd reconsider. There are going to be rude and crude insulting people everywhere you go in life. Try to ignore them and think of all the people you could give advice to and think of all the advice that you could recieve.

Good Luck in all that you do.

Answer 2

Hello. There has been studies done with prisoners
to show how certain colors do affect behavior. I know certain colors has an effect on me. Certain pastels and blues make me feel peaceful. Loud colors irritate me. I also think behaviors affect how we see the world. When I'm depressed everything seems gray. Happy is bright and blue. Etc. I think colors do affect behavior. Sorry for my unusually short answer. listen: don't stop asking questions. You're one of the small group of people who I look forward to who ask excellent questions. Pretty please? lol

Answer 3

I believe it is evident that colors can affect one's behavior. That's why there are so many beautiful colors. When I see flowers, I like to see the multi-colored assortment and types. Roses are beautiful, but a little white ribbon and baby's breath make them even more lovely. I change my mood by wearing up or toned down colors to fit any situation I know I'll be in every day.

Answer 4

Color psychology is a field of study devoted to analyzing the effect of color on human behavior and feeling, distinct from phototherapy (the use of ultraviolet light to cure infantile jaundice). It is important not to confuse color psychology with color symbolism. For example, symbolically, red may be used to denote danger, largely due to the fact that reds have the illusion of appearing nearer than other colors and, therefore have greater impact. In color psychology, on the other hand the colours of danger are yellow and black. In colour symbolism, green denotes envy in many cultures, while in color psychology, it is associated with balance.

Color psychology is an immature field of study viewed dubiously by mainstream psychologists and therefore qualifies as "alternative medicine". Critics view it as an overstatement of what can be justified by research, and point out that different cultures have completely different interpretations of color.

Practitioners of color psychology, sometimes called color consultants, claim there are a number of reactions to color which seem to be noted in most persons. They also note that common physiological effects often accompany the psychological effects.

Answer 5

I think it probably does.
Personally I feel different when it is gray and cloudy for many days in a row, so I know that light and color does affect how I feel, and I do act differently when I feel grouchy or depressed.

I have read reports on studies saying that blues and greens are calming and soothing, while reds, oranges and yellows are more stimulating.

Answer 6

Psychologically, yes. However, the response differs among cultures.

Wearing white, for example, in a Western society might be construed as a pure image. Doing so in an Eastern society, though, might be as morbid as if someone were to wear black. This comes from funeral clothing, which is white in some Eastern cultures.

Answer 7

I think it can in a way. For example; a nicely decorated room make you feel cool, but a darkish room will make you feel uncomfortable. The wonderful galore of different coloured flowers in a field will make you say woww and you immediately smile so I think it does. The red dress for a lady is another example. It makes her feel pretty. Child research has shown that babies respond to colours especially red .

Answer 8

Yes, Red is a very violent color you should not have flowers that are red leading into your house. The flowers should be bright and colorful. Purple is romantic cheerful people will almost always be dressed in Bright colors. Hardly ever black or dark

Answer 9

Yes they do..
Dark colors suggest authority and respect and people behave accordingly...Police, JW, Business men, etc
Light colors are more friendly..pinks, pale blues, and creams...and people react differently.

As a teacher I find students more receptive if I wear softer colors and have started avoiding dark colors for this reason.
If I wear blacks and navy..which I love...I tone it with accessories for this reason...

It fascinates me that teenagers all wear black to nightclubs thinking its a sexy color and makes them look older...what it does, it focus an authoritarian look and they actually then project a different image to what they intend...look like a wall of crows or uniformed people, and they usually wear the same style too and project this 'restrained' image, looking like a similar group but in a different uniform all in black...just like school.

People who wear bright colors are more fun people...and the softer colors project a softer personality and thus behavior is different.

Wear the color for the behaviour you wish to project...The Movie, "Village People" really projects this behavior linked to color image very well...remember when Olivia Newton suddenly wore black...her whole image changed, and supposedly her behavior too.

We wear the colors of the personality and behavior we wish to project...

Answer 10

Definitely. Colours can largely influence people's moods and actions. For example, red can make people feel angry, or it can get them going. Other colours curb appetites or increase them. Check it out in the next few restaurants you go to. Those with buffets will be painted one colour, while those that rely on ordered meals will be another.