Aroused and Impulsive Effects of Colour Stimuli on Lateral and Logical Abilities

The purpose of this study was to explore the influence of environmental colour on people's lateral and logical abilities. This was done by evaluating study participants' response time and error rate when completing six types of psychometric tests that were performed in various hue backgrounds on a computer. To maximise the colour stimulation provided by the monitor, the experiment was carried out in a dark laboratory. Analysis of participants' response time and error rate showed that different colours could significantly influence arousal and impulsiveness, which suggests that colour has indirect impacts on cognitive abilities. Further analysis revealed that different colours had various effects depending on the type of psychometric test given. These findings suggest that future research on environmental design should consider how to effectively use colour to impact people's performance and behaviour.

Automated summary

The study found that environmental colours have an impact on people's lateral and logical abilities, with different colours significantly influencing arousal and impulsiveness, subsequently indirectly affecting cognitive abilities. In addition, different colours have varying effects depending on the type of psychometric test given, suggesting that future research on environmental design should focus on how to effectively use colour to impact people's performance and behaviour.