Blue Blue represents solitude, sadness,
depression, wisdom, trust and loyalty. Wearing
blue to job interviews indicates dedication and
loyalty. Blue is one of the most popular colors. To
American consumers of both genders, blue is the
favorite color. However, be careful when using
blue in association with food - it is a natural
appetite suppressant and can be repulsive in
some instances. Blue is one of the least appetizing. Blue
food is rare in nature. Blue-colored food is
repulsive to humans because when our ancestors
searched for food, they learned to avoid toxic
or spoiled objects, which were often blue,
black, or purple. During experiments, when
participants were served with food dyed blue,
they lost appetite. Blue relaxes our nervous system. It has a
sobering effect on the mind and can cause
people to be more contemplative, which is the
opposite reaction as red. Peaceful, tranquil
blue, which is a good color for bedrooms,
causes the body to produce calming chemicals.
Darker shades of blue, however, can feel cold
and depressing. Blue surroundings, if not too dark, increase
productivity. Studies show that students score
higher, weightlifters lift heavier weights in
blue rooms. People retain more when reading
information written in blue text.
Colour Psychology
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