Colour context effects on speeded valence categorization of facial expressions

T Sivananthan, P de Lissa, KM Curby - Visual Cognition, 2021 - Taylor & Francis
Colour often has emotional connotations, with red associated with negativity and green with
positivity. Some suggest that these associations automatically influence the categorization of …
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Colour context effects on speeded valence categorization of facial expressions

T Sivananthan, P de Lissa, KM Curby - Visual Cognition, 2021 - ingentaconnect.com
Colour often has emotional connotations, with red associated with negativity and green with
positivity. Some suggest that these associations automatically influence the categorization of …

Colour context effects on speeded valence categorization of facial expressions.

T Sivananthan, P de Lissa, KM Curby - Visual Cognition, 2021 - psycnet.apa.org
Colour often has emotional connotations, with red associated with negativity and green with
positivity. Some suggest that these associations automatically influence the categorization of …

Colour context effects on speeded valence categorization of facial expressions

T Sivananthan, P de Lissa, KM Curby - Visual Cognition, 2021 - researchers.mq.edu.au
Colour often has emotional connotations, with red associated with negativity and green with
positivity. Some suggest that these associations automatically influence the categorization of …