I'm sure it can and is used strategically in hospitals for mental patients.
I wasn't aware of that. thanks for commenting !
Yes, colors can change the mood of a person. Dark colors affect some people in a negative manner, whereas, lighter colors can increase, or cause an "up-beat" mood.
This question can be written on and expressed as a hub. There is a lot to this idea of colors and mood change.
Take care.
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Freddie Haddox
Yup, That's exactly what i was thinking, to make this question a hub! Thanks for commenting and giving your opinion.
I don't think it can because folks turn to associate colors with scenarios suppose you saw a car accident and blood is all over the place. The time you see something red you think of the incident you saw and that can change your mood... colors no but events does...
Thanks for commenting, yes that's also true.
We are programmed to associate certain colors with certain emotions. I was actually thinking about this at work today (I am a sales associate for Walmart). Sale stickers are red, designed to raise your blood pressure causing you to make rash emotional decisions. Red is an emotional exciting color designed to get your attention, like stop signs.
You never see green sale stickers (at least I don't). Greens and blues are calming colors designed to lower your heart rate and make you think logically, like road signs or other directional signs at stores.
Hospitals are also in shades of green and blue, causing the people in them to be more calm. You never see a hospital with red or pink walls.
YES!! They can. I know for certain, when I am feeling out of sorts,I wear a bright colored dress and can immediately feel my mood lift. light blue makes me feel calm,and pink makes me feel happy.
Yes I think so. Green is calming and red can annoy or excite, i.e. heighten emotions. Blue can appear cold and therefore possibly depressing; yellow can brighten the mood, make you smile.
I find that wearing certain colours reflects my mood, or changes it when I put them on but I don't know why. Does anyone out there know why? Some sort of triggers in the perceptual area of the brain perhaps? Interesting.
wearing certain color clothes changes my mood too, well maybe its because of the light colors. Thanks for commenting.
Based on color therapy (chromatherapy), the colors of the spectrum are known to confer physical, mental and spiritual health benefits. Color therapy is rooted in ayurveda medicine, which affirms that the elements earth, wind, fire, water and ether are contained within the human body.
Ayurvedic medicine uses the energy contained within the human body´s seven energy centers (chakras). Each color is associated with an organ, and when the colors become unbalanced, physical illness begins to appear.
The fifth chakra, which is located in the throat is believed to promote physical and spiritual communication; it functions as an antiseptic, tranquilizing the mind. Color therapy is usually administered through the use of colored light, clothing or the colors inside a house.
Thanks for giving such useful information! Appreciate it !
I personally find myself as being more energetic in bright places, with bright colors... Energetic the the point of anxious to go out and play... So for me personally ?... That would leave me is a good mood... Dark slimey basements on the other hand ?... Not so happy to be there.
Typos caused by a lack of coffee... grrrrrr
I think the answer will be yes. It depends on person to person. Green color can cool down many people while red can stimulate
yes, that's very true ! and the color green also means peace.
Very much so. Green is a very soothing color. You will often see it recommended for bathrooms and bedrooms. Yellow is very energizing and is used in the living areas of homes.
Red can actually stimulate your appetite. Color is one of the decorator's basic tools
You're right, I have green walls in my bedroom.
Yes.
I do not know why but perhaps because a colour reflects a natural situation or has symbolic connotations. Black: night Yellow: sunshine Blue: the sea etc.
Colors are very important. They indicate the process of creation as well as the states of the mind.
black is for Spirit
red is for initiative
yellow is for motivation
green is for existence/nature/calmness
blue is for dedication
purple is for emotional
white is for closure
Thanks for such a useful, this is the answer that i was looking for. Appreciated !
Definitely, green grass and tree make me feel much better when I'm not so happy.
by hanskrafter 12 years ago
Do you believe in color therapy?
by backporchstories 12 years ago
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by Chaplain Bernell Wesley 11 years ago
Do colors reflect mood?What's your favorite color and why?
by blessedp 12 years ago
Does the color you love, tells the type of person you are?For instance bright colors depicts a cheerful person.
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Does the color reflect our mood and state of mind?The dress you wear, is that has got anything to reflect the mood you are in?
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