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Color & Human Response

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Presents factual and hypothetical observations on the influences of color in life, exploring biological, visual, psychic, emotional, and aesthetic responses to color; discussing the personal meaning of color preferences; and offering suggestions for color use.

Subjects: Psychological aspects
Aspect psychologique
Color
Visual perception
Physiological effect
Psychological aspects of Color

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