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2. 2. ,. i_ 7. Color is light2. Color unconsciously makes us respond to our instincts making it vital for survival3. Nature's own signalling system
3. 3. 7. Color is light2. Color unconsciously makes us respond to our instincts making it vital for survival3. Nature's own signalling system
4. 4. ls Color Subjective or Predictable? 1. Everyone has a favorite color 2. Therefore,response needs to be subjective? 3. Research of Psychologist Angela Wright suggests,this isn't true. 4. Response is subjective.Reactions are predicatable. 5. Key factor recognized:There are no wrong colors. 6. We don't respond to a single color alone.
5. 5. Psychology Vs.SymbolismDiscuss
6. 6. Psychology Vs.SymbolismI 7' )5 H7. Often used and thought of lnterchangably. 2. What might be historically referred to Psychology is Symbolism3. Examples.Discuss.
7. 7. fs at ' aw.an I .Psyc. .c. o;: ce . I0;33Il3S cu cc. ;:. A 7. Color is light 7 :2. When light strikes any colored object,the object absorbs .1" only it's wavelengths that exactly match it's own atomic structure and reflect the rest.
8. 8. Perception by the Human Eye,Eye Muscle Human spectral sensillvltyto color The Human Eye 1 ' .Three cone types (p,w,rnconespond roughly to R.G.BCorneaE 2 E =5 5 .KA460 A90 500 5:0 600 $50 700 1 ' Twavolonglhulmj f Blue Cyul Green Red
9. 9. I i . . lDiscuss f y .7Color Blindness _
10. 10. = x._ . . . . Color Blindness'>7 |ll / I7. Approximately 7 out of 72 males and 7 out of 20 women are color blind. _2. A person with coIorb/ indness has trouble seeing red,green,blue,or mixtures of these colors or the light reflected3. Most common - Red,Green color.Perceived as the same color. lll / "l
11. 11. Color Blindness jjj. '?TVKC~