Psicologia Del Color (Ingles)

The primary objective of color psychology is the "determination as clear as possible relationships between colors and psychic demonstrations and events associated with them." Color psychology attempts to go beyond the mere inclination to reach general experiences, asking people for experimentation by their favorite colors, and comparing the results with the psychic nature and status of thepersonality that has been questioned. The following evaluating essentially reproduce the color meanings in both of these tests: The first is called Piradimal the Color Test (FPT) and was created by Heiss and Halder. With it you have to do is form a pyramid of color as aesthetic criteria. The second clinical test Test Lüscher color is called after its creator. It calls put some colors in a hierarchyaccording to sympathy with respect to a particular color. 

• Yellow

According Lüscher most characteristic yellow color is "clarity that reflects light and thereby radiates everywhere, the glowing serenity". The yel-low self corresponds to distension, with dissolution. "In psychology yellow it means relief tiring and exhausting than the inhibitor." "The yellow always pushes forward, thenew, the modern, forward-looking." Halder says: "Together with other shades of color, the yellow was awarded to a kind of impulsive syndrome, since their relationship with motivation for performance and outpatient care guided by an ultimate goal, but nonetheless emotional, clearly ".

• Blue

When used in dark blue Lüscher test attributes a quiet without excitations. The pulse,blood pressure, breathing rate, and functions of the waking state is reduced and regulated. Corresponding dark blue with respect to the body with the calm, psychologically in a state of peace and contentment. The color pyramid test distinguishes two shades of blue, dark blue and Prussian blue light turquoise. According Halder at the beginning of the investigation with color pyramid test dark blue wasthe color of the intro-version, devotion within himself, to the world of personal experiences, to retreat into his own person. "This form of introversion leads to a government of emotions." But the blue is not perceived as "diminished", as in the case of other colors. So it seems safe to contemplate the blue "as an indicator of a government function and control adapted, should be interpreted onlyin extreme cases as an experiential capacity reduction." With reference to the light blue color pyramid test Halder says: "If you keep the basic interpretive content of dark blue, then it seems to change the meaning of the blue, so the government is that it narrows, but does more resilient, perhaps even more brittle. So we can assume that the light blue like the green is able to take care of acompensatory function. "

• White

The white color is not in the Lüscher test. In the test pyramid is white color color indicator of the lack of control and regulation. In the analysis of the color pyramid test appears preferably in schizophrenia protocols and other clinical groups, appearing there as representative of a "drag excitation", which can express itself in direct aggressionor disinhibition of the course of ideas. Against this target is perceived as a color reducer surprisingly, so Halder assumed that this color is contained in an attempt at a reduction can not stand up to the excitation.

• Gray

Lüscher says gray is the color of neutrality. It would be neither colorful, nor light, nor dark, neither tense nor reliever, and so would be completely free ofany mental tendency. So the gray would not represent any territory that could be revived, but that would be the border, border of a country nobody, outline or division. Being also the color of abstraction, which divides antagonisms "gray is all theory." "He who chooses the gray border, first in the test, do not want to be known and wants to protect itself from any influence, to stay free of...