Emotions - Worldwide Variations (01-06-20)
Researchers have learned more about language-related variations in emotional experiences; since the forms of physical environments influence moods, this work is relevant to designers.
Researchers have learned more about language-related variations in emotional experiences; since the forms of physical environments influence moods, this work is relevant to designers.
Van Liempd, Oudgenoeg-Paz, and Leseman studied links between childcare center design and kids’ (aged 6 months to 6 years old) behavior.
Bertamini and Sinico’s work confirms that objects designed with relatively more straight lines produce different psychological impressions than those featuring curvier ones.
Mowrey, Parikh, and Gue investigated links between retail store layout and exposure to products for sale.
Researchers are developing a more nuanced understanding of when it is best to use lights of various colors. and intensities
Bertramsand colleagues investigated the implications of using a red font for text related to performance reviews; it is likely their findings can be extended to other contexts.
Min and Lee found that surface colors influence memories of places viewed.
How can parking lot lighting help people in those lots at night feel safe?
Bhattacharjee and Pal studied the implications of spotlighting paintings in dimly lit rooms with light of different colors.
Mentzel and colleagues identified ties between an object’s color and how fast it seems to be moving.