زمانی ڕەنگەکان لە بواری دەروونناسیدا، توێژینەوەیەکی وەسفیی شیکارییە

Abstract

Abstra:

The study explores the complex relationships between color and mental processes, highlighting how the language of color influences emotions, behavior, and cognitive outcomes. Based on both empirical research and theoretical frameworks, this paper investigates relative universal and cultural interpretations of color in psychological contexts.

-Summary of Research Focus: The research primarily investigates how different colors elicit specific emotional and cognitive responses, as well as their role in therapeutic settings, educational practices, and intercultural communication. Previous studieshave proved that colors affect mental functioning by affecting mood, attention and memory. However, this study extends previous work by integrating cultural variations and their significance in the psychology of color.

 -Key findings and contributions: The findings reveal that while certain colors (e.g., red and blue) evoke universal emotional responses . Cultural contexts significantly shape the interpretation and emotional impact of others. Additionally, the study highlights the potential of color therapy in the management of anxiety and depression, in line with earlier research on chromotherapy. The contributions of this paper include a comprehensive framework for understanding color-emotion relations and their implications for applied psychology, marketing, and cross-cultural studies.

Keywords: Color psychology, emotional associations, cognitive responses, cultural interpretations, color symbolism.