The psychology of yellow: On the color wheel, yellow 💛 is one of the warm colors that evoke feelings of energy⚡, happiness☺️ and optimism. Color experts and psychologists say that if you give a child a box of crayons🖍️, they are more likely to choose yellow crayons. In our daily life, colors and emotions are closely related. The colors of our walls🧱, furniture🪑, cars🚗, bags👜, clothes👗, etc. can make us feel relaxed 😌, happy 😊, sad☹️, depressed😔😔 hungry,😋 etc. Investigating the psychological effects of color on our moods, emotions and behaviors is very important.

What is Color Psychology?  Color psychology is a color study that examines the psychological effects of different colors on human behavior. The purpose of this study is to investigate which colors are how and which colors evoke which human emotions and emotions. Carl Jung  played a vital role in exploring the role of color and its impact on us in our daily lives. Color psychology is widely used in  branding, advertising and marketing. 
Each color has its own effect on humans and stimulates various reactions. Fast food companies use red❤️, yellow💛, and orange🧡 colors in their product packaging because they are believed to help boost appetite.

The ancient Chinese and Egyptians  used chromotherapy to use color to heal. Chromotherapy is also known as color therapy or phototherapy. To date, phototherapy is used as an alternative to treatment or as a total treatment. In chromotherapy,  yellow  is used to calm, purify the body and stimulate the nerves.

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International color expert Leatrice Eiseman, in her book Color: Messages and Meanings, says that  yellow is the most psychologically intense color. She goes on to say that since the 19th century, yellow  ribbons have been used to signify optimism and hope. According to Eisman, yellow  is associated with being friendly, open, outgoing, and cheerful. Yellow has been found to evoke playful, happy, and comical moods.According to Angela Light, a world expert on the unconscious effects of color, in her book A Beginner's Guide to the Psychology of Color, yellow is associated with self-esteem, emotions and creativity. 💡

Color Psychology: How Does Yellow Affect Your Mood?  Yellow  is associated with sunlight, hope, laughter, warmth, happiness and energy. Yellow is said to make people spontaneous and happy. A yellow splash  on a dull or dark one can make a person  cheerful and bright. Yellow objects in the room  have been shown to sometimes activate our thinking process and generate new ideas. Having a yellow object or lamp nearby while preparing for the 
 exam  or working on  a project will make you more analytical, finding solutions through the creative process or developing your own problem-solving strategies. help you  to  Yellow  is used to make someone stop and pay attention to their surroundings (think  traffic lights, stop signs, or danger warnings).

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