色彩心理学（Color psychology）.doc

色彩心理学（Color psychology） Color psychology Introduction: color psychology has many subtle application in our life, this will be for you to explain: why fast food is not suitable for others? Why are safes mostly black? Why are refrigerators mostly white? Why does blue car have the highest accident rate? Why are quilts mostly white and light blue? What color makes you fall asleep easily? What color will keep you awake? Colors have magical wonders that can have a huge impact on peoples feelings. For example, color can confuse a persons sense of time, which is one of the many charms of it. When people look at red, they feel longer than the actual time, while looking at the blue feels shorter than the actual time. Ask two people to do an experiment to get one of them into the pink wallpaper, the crimson carpet, the red room, and the other into the blue room with blue wallpaper and blue carpet. Dont give them any timers so they can come out of the room in an hour. As a result, the people in the red room came out after 40~50 minutes, and the people in the blue room did not come out after 70~80 minutes. Some people say that this is because the red room makes people feel uncomfortable, so I feel the time is very long. Thats why, but not really. The main reason is that peoples sense of time is disturbed by the colors around them. For example, in popular recreational sports diving, people need to carry oxygen bottles. An oxygen cylinder can last about 40~50 minutes of oxygen supply, but most divers use oxygen from an oxygen bottle and feel submerged in the water for only about 20 minutes. One of the reasons is that the colorful fish and pretty coral in the ocean attract divers attention, so they feel the time passes quickly. Whats more, the bottom of the ocean is a blue world surrounded by sea water. It was the blue that paralyzed the divers sense of time and made him feel a little shorter than the actual time. This phenomenon is also very common in everyday life, lighting is on