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by Paula Ros 3 years ago

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Psychology of colors

Colors have a significant impact on human emotions and perceptions, often evoking strong psychological responses. Red, for instance, is a powerful color that can trigger feelings of vitality, excitement, and even violence.

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Aboriginal Spirituality: Rituals

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Contemporary Debate- Conditioning

by Theo Fenton-Stubbs

Psychology of colors

Colors have a significant impact on human emotions and perceptions, often evoking strong psychological responses. Red, for instance, is a powerful color that can trigger feelings of vitality, excitement, and even violence.

Hair Love

Aboriginal Spirituality: Rituals

Six Thinking Hats

Contemporary Debate- Conditioning

Psychology of colors

Pink

Inspires delicacy, sweetness and ilussion

Violet

Related ussually to misticism and magic

Blue

Sadness and fantasy

Green

Evokes nature and youth. Its also associated to repulsive and poisonous

Yellow

Optimism and joy

Red

Evokes vitality, blood, excitement amd voolence

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Psychology of colors

Colors have a significant impact on human emotions and perceptions, often evoking strong psychological responses. Red, for instance, is a powerful color that can trigger feelings of vitality, excitement, and even violence.

Hair Love

Aboriginal Spirituality: Rituals

Six Thinking Hats

Contemporary Debate- Conditioning

Psychology of colors

Pink

Inspires delicacy, sweetness and ilussion

Violet

Related ussually to misticism and magic

Blue

Sadness and fantasy

Green

Evokes nature and youth. Its also associated to repulsive and poisonous

Yellow

Optimism and joy

Red

Evokes vitality, blood, excitement amd voolence

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