Color and emotion are metaphorically associated in the human mind. This color–emotion
association affects perceptual judgment. For example, stimuli representing colors can affect …

The association between color and emotion has been shown, with red facilitating
recognition of anger and green facilitating recognition of happiness. However, it has been …

Facial color varies depending on emotional state, and emotions are often described in
relation to facial color. In this study, we investigated whether the recognition of facial …

Color sensations are tied not only to other sensations, but also emotions. There have been
many studies on this. One study regarding architectural color showed that colors were …

Previous research has demonstrated that some pairs of emotion expressions are confusing
to observers because they share common facial-muscular expressive features. Recent …

Facial expressions of emotion contain important information that is perceived and used by
observers to understand others' emotional state. While there has been considerable …

People associate affective meaning with colour, and this may influence decisions about
colours. Hue is traditionally considered the most salient descriptor of colour and colour …

Color has the ability to influence a variety of human behaviors, such as object recognition,
the identification of facial expressions, and the ability to categorize stimuli as positive or …

Facial expressions of emotion include both muscular and color modulations that contribute
to the accurate perception of emotion. However, some emotion categories share common …

Colour often has emotional connotations, with red associated with negativity and green with
positivity. Some suggest that these associations automatically influence the categorization of …