Color Psychology - Decoding the Vibrant World of Colors

Author: Zhang Ming
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: "Illustrated Modern Psychological Topics" is a series of books that starts with an introduction to the basics of psychology and comprehensively covers the fields involved in psychology. The content is rich, combining text and illustrations, delving into the essence of psychology in an in-depth and detailed manner. It aims to address psychological issues people encounter in real life and provide better guidance for their daily lives. Color is something we encounter every day, but how many of us truly understand it? This book explores the application of color in human life, emphasizing its significant role in daily routines and explains the impact of color on health from physiological and psychological perspectives. The book is divided into five chapters: the history and culture of color, basic knowledge of color, color perception, the application of color in clinical settings, and color in daily life. By reading this book, readers can gain an understanding of color and use it wisely, thereby avoiding unnecessary harm caused by improper color use. This book is suitable for general readers interested in psychology, as well as for psychological counselors and students majoring in psychology, offering some reference and inspiration.