Does Color Preference Really Predict Extraversion? | Who is Destined to be Extraverted?
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
- This video answers the questions: Is there any way to predict extraversion? Does color preference really predict extraversion?
High extraversion is usually considered socially desirable, although certainly has its drawbacks, just like any score on any of the big five personality traits. There is no perfect personality and there is no ideal level of a single personality trait.
On the positive side of extraversion, we see his associated with happiness, success in social environments, being promoted at work, and a number of other positive outcomes.
On the negative side, extraversion is associated with grandiose narcissism, talkativeness, substance use, and risk-taking.
The six facets of extraversion:
Warmth: friendly, kind
Gregariousness: talkative, spontaneous, outgoing
Assertiveness: confident, enthusiastic, aggressive, dominating
Activity: energetic, always want to be busy, in a hurry
Excitement-seeking: adventurous, courageous, bold
positive emotions: optimistic, cheerful, happy
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DR. Grande is obviously an introvert. Even the angle of video shooting and the frugal presence of background objects shows it. I'm an introvert as well and I like the calm,informative tone of these videos
Yep. Also he doesn't reply to comments but quietly acknowledge them and I am sure he reads them all :) I am an introvert too
More extravert here (at heart, if not in function), but definitely appreciate the balance these introverts provide to our shared world -- thanks, all!
😂 Dr. Grande-
You Crack me up!!
I loved the way you ended this video!!😂😂😂
You're so creative!
I've been watching alot of your videos from 3 yrs ago-
I'm supposing it was during Covid. You made good use of your time in quarantine.
I'm an introvert like you, but my Myers Briggs shows I'm an INFJ, which makes me look like an extrovert at times.
Thanks Dr- great job as usual 👍
I'm so retraining as a discoball designer.
Don't forget to wear the neon clothes that go with it :-)
Me two
Make it with shiny natural crystals and I'm there 😂😘🔮
Such a funny ending
HA! The shirt comment!! Lol I laughed probably longer than necessary. Thanks for the great video🙂
Fascinating presentation.
I believe the extroverted Sir Elton John would appreciate your video, Dr. Grande.
As for your brown shirt, I find that colour makes you appear both valiant and wise.
Dr. G's valor and wisdom might emerge from beyond the wardrobe...! 😏
Elton John's persona is extrovert, but he is in fact an introvert. Like David Bowie and Peter Gabriel, he is so introverted he invented an entirely different persona (with strange and outlandish costumes) to disguise his true self.
When Bowie was asked what heaven would be like to him, he replied, "Massive bookstore or library with a coffee shop." No extrovert would even think about saying that.
As an artist, the title word "COLOR" caught my eye. I was not disappointed! Since even before the 1400's, color has been officially seen as a conductor/reflector of certain spiritual/emotional stuff, so the topic is really important to a certain group of people. Thank you, Dr. Grande, for both the serious info and the powerful comedy!!!
What color shirt do you want to see Dr. Grande wear?
I vote purple.
Also emerald green.
Forest green,
(chartreuse would probably make him throw up.)
Could go olive green with the brown, kind of camouflage arrangement.
I vote purple
Teal would look good, especially against that cream colored background.
Saw a plaid violet/olive green broadcloth button tab that would be very fetching on him.
I'm an introvert and I love soft pastel colors, my favorite ones being light pink, cream, wisteria, light browns (in combination, not really as a standalone color), periwinkle... I also strongly prefer warm colors to cold ones. I find these colors more soothing and pleasant to look at.
Bright neon colors aren't something I particularly like at all... even if it's just a brighter version of a color I do like like pink... I love light pinks and soft muted pinks but I hate hot pinks and magentas.
Your hypothetical at the end cracked me up 😂😂
Love you, Dr. Grande!
Kaleidoscope factory....now that's a place to work👍
Warning signs LOL, enjoying these fun topics. Dark theme: On. Brown is under-appreciated. Brown is earth, eyes, chocolate and monotreme. Many thanks Dr. Grande, but could you please restore the thumbnail colour balance? Green and blue on white is overwhelming.
@yabucca IKR; what happened to "first, do no harm"?
I am an extrovert and found this video really interesting Dr G, thank you ☺️
I love bright colours and have bright ginger hair - I love that too! 👩🏻🦰
I think pale blue would look nice for your next shirt - try it out! 👔 ❤️
Go, ginger adhd -- the world needs your (directed, constructive) energy! 💙😁
Judy Lee I loved the plaid shirt. Very masculine. 🙂
Dr. Grande can you do a video on projection? I was at a conference and I sat with these 2 women who had very strong opinions on pretty much everything. The way they would criticize people was wild and how it was so obvious that everything they said bad about these people was true about the ladies themselves. It was like I was in the twilight zone, it was insane.
I'm curious why do we project? Especially because what they were saying about these people was not true to my knowledge so it made it even crazier. A quick example would be one of the ladies saying "Oh this guy (my colleague) obviously hates women" but like I said above, to my knowledge he's a very nice dude and I'm sure they had their own issues with men.
I've been reading a book called "Innate" by Kevin J Mitchell and according to his studies on monozygotic twins, the environment has barely any effect on a person's personality and that any variance in traits is due to biological development variance during birth. I'm interested to know your opinion on this.
Thanks, Dr. Grande!
Gonna find this book. Very interesting thx
I would be wary of such a claim. I believe we have solid evidence to show that the environment plays a very important role in the development of a person and their personality. To claim that it has barely no effect seems very dubious to me. I've also found an extensive criticism on Goodreads from an user named Nathan that might be worth checking out.
@@Knightgil I just read that review. Thanks for the heads up!
Interesting topic, but it sounds fishy.
I tend to agree with that. Genes determine so much about our looks and looks determine behavior.
Thank you. First to comment. (Edited later. I love your sense of humour and analogies😅)
Dr. Grande, can you do a video on ambiverts? I feel like this group gets overlooked, but there are more people who don't fit comfortably into the introvert or extravert camp than recognized. Thanks!
Early “warning signs” of extraversion.... dear God man! You crack me up. I’m so happy I found your channel prior to having surgery during Covid!!!!!!!!!
It's funny.. If I had to guess you were an introvert, I did, and you said you were. The odd thing is, you can usually tell just by looking at someone, give or take a few details.
@M Z 😁
Very interesting. Makes a ton of sense. The bridge between auditory & visual stimuli (color saturation, intensity ... visual loudness, visual noise, ...) was particularly instructive.
Again, makes perfect sense.
Thanks, Doctor Grande. Always more to learn about my self & my fellow beings.
Brown is my least favourite color indeed. :)) Grey - I love. I'm an introvert and was very dpressed in my teen years wearing mostly black and listening to Nirvana . :) But now that Im over 35 I love bright colors. I rediscovered yellow for sure :) Very informative video per usual.
Grey goes well with my favorite bright colors!
Why not try black+yellow for that true bee experience?
FirsT, s, It's just a nickname after a cartoon - I don't think I should live up to it :)))
@@matheya Pčelica Maja :o
@@myrhythm7522 Da :)))
What a miracle such a brilliant introvert ended up creating such an excellent RUclips channel!
Fascinating topic. Thanks for this video Dr. Grande. I liked it very much 😃🇳🇱
Well, usually I chuckle at your outlandish examples, Dr. G, but this one hit a little close to home.... I spent high school driving my inherited red LTD convertible among play rehearsal, volleyball practice, youth group, parties (a non-drinking social butterfly), and my job at the beer warehouse (no joke). Traded the latter for working with trauma survivors later on, and eventually became an adoptive mom. At 50 I am wearing bright-patterned leggings, harem pants, skirts with bright t-shirts! 😁 I get teased by fellow "Bones" fans about (the FBI psychologist) Sweets' assertion to (lab researcher) Daisy that her favorite color being red -- mine also -- indicates psychopathy....
On informal questionnaires, I always was off the charts for extraversion (though often had mysteriously countervailing results at the other extreme, as well) -- years before "OCEAN"!
However, I wonder what you'd think of my accompanying "late onset introversion/sensory processing disorder" (self-described 😏). A lifelong headache tendency became acute > severe > disabling after a closed head injury + chemical exposure. Now I drive a white pickup truck with a camper (to avoid unpredictable hotel toxicity when traveling -- no flying), live in the woods, and carefully manage my schedule and limit my exposures to many sensory stimuli in order to stay on my feet. Balancing what my temperament/personality desires and what my nervous system (especially now) tolerates is a bit of a trick!
I wonder what others' personal or professional experiences of this kind of dichotomy may have been...? Thanks for hitting on fascinating topics -- as always!
Two solid laughs in this video, and still plenty of room for learning. Thanks, Dr. Grande!
Your subtle humor is always appreciated, Dr. Grande. And why not buy yourself a new shirt that's not brown for 2020 -- new year, new you? ;-) Thanks again for another thought-provoking video!
This is a girl's topic, thank you for covering it. How relaxing...🙂
I have to admit, that since the doc has introduced me to the Mandolarian , I love green very much, especially a green skin tone, totally obsessed by it...🤭 Could you do a video on how to raise a Baby Yoda properly, Dr. Grande? I would like to adopt one.
I love browny, earthy and spicy colors quite a lot, but my best friend told me, these weren't "my" colors. I'm still mad at her for spoiling me these tones - I took it personally. However I finally complied partly to what she said, and reluctantly reduced the fraction of browny clothes in my closet. I also love sea colors such as turquoise, teal, oceanblue etc.
Doctor, I personally think you look best in blue and, I've seen an older video of yours, in which you actually wear a shirt in delicate pink- you look fantastic in it, quite masculine in this so called "feminine" color. 💗 Have a colorful day. 🌈
I like wearing black and grey. Hm.
Love your videos by the way, been watching them every night.
KiwiPoogs,yep me too , black bottoms grey tops. Kind of neutral colours, I'm introvert but can socialize in quiet calm places.
😮 Wow , never thought about this!! The shirt by the way looks good Doc!!🤓
hi i found this "depth" quite entertaining. Who would have thought there were studies...
Watched it 3x :-D. The shirt colour can't mess up our sympathy for you - and aside from that, it really doesn't matter if we like the colour. We girls just talk as girls do 😊. I surely like any shirt colour on you because it is you inside.
Very interesting study. As a child I used to be very introvert, then in the teenage years I opened up a little and now I sometimes make it even shortly to the extrovert side without having a submania.
Yes, I am very sensitive especially to noise and also a bit to bright light but on holidays I seem to have a higher tolerance. Usually I am wearing blue and really like dark green. I don't feel comfortable in yellow, orange and brown.
I would say that the colour of the lipstick and the intensity of the makeup in general tells a lot about a woman.
From my experience I discovered that men interestingly react only on red (I am wearing scarfs in a lot of different colors always with the same jacket) not on pink or any other color. Red is an extrovert color in my opinion, so do men maybe subconsciously get the signal of extroversion being a good thing regarding woman selection?
I think of that song, "The Lady in Red"...?
My dearly deceased male friend thinks males be prefer a woman who is dominant and aggressive. Is that true be doc?
I enjoy all your videos. Thank you for posting them.
this explains why hot pink is my favourite colour,,,
Introvert here. I LOVE THE COLOR GRAY ~~~~~
And neon green is mine
any neon color
Very interesting Dr. Grande!
I confess I cringed a bit by your description of an extrovert at the end of the video, definitely not me lol
I should think that "birth order" would play an important part, as well.
The ideas for your videos are so colourful dr Grande ☺ and your mind is bright.. with that in place who cares about the shirts
I'm an artist who works with every color perceivable. I do tend to go for intense colors, but I love them even more when they're placed next to softer and more muted colors, and I prefer a wide range of values in one design. I'm also deeply introverted, although I can "play" extrovert when necessary. Would love to see more videos on color-related topics!
Comment 178: I love these videos, as I love ...the categories...
The areas dealt with were . Social Contacts at age 7, speech ability at age 11, frequency of parties at 16, sports participation, 16, optimism at 33, and occupational level at 42. The one chosen as the predictor most likely was frequency at parties at year 16.
Cortical arrousal, loud colors and loud noises I’d say is what attracts extroverts.
Arousal is important in regulating consciousness, attention, alertness, and information processing. It is crucial for motivating certain behaviours, such as mobility, the pursuit of nutrition, the fight-or-flight response and sexual activity (the arousal phase of Masters and Johnson's human sexual response cycle). It is also important in emotion and has been included in theories such as the James-Lange theory of emotion. According to Hans Eysenck, differences in baseline arousal level lead people to be extraverts or introverts.
The Yerkes-Dodson law states that an optimal level of arousal for performance exists, and too little or too much arousal can adversely affect task performance. One interpretation of the Yerkes-Dodson Law is the Easterbrook cue-utilisation hypothesis. Easterbrook states that an increase of arousal decreases the number of cues that can be used.
Arousal is mediated by several different neural systems. Wakefulness is regulated by the ARAS, which is composed of projections from five major neurotransmitter systems that originate in the brainstem and form connections extending throughout the cortex; activity within the ARAS is regulated by neurons that release the neurotransmitters acetylcholine, norepinephrine, dopamine, histamine, and serotonin. Activation of these neurons produces an increase in cortical activity and subsequently alertness. *cortical*
*cortcal* is what I judge.
Wakefulness is regulated by the ascending reticular activating system, which is composed of five major neurotransmitter systems - the acetylcholine, norepinephrine, dopamine, histamine, and serotonin systems - that originate in the brainstem and form connections which extend throughout the cerebral cortex.[1][2][3] When stimulated, these systems produce cortical activity and alertness.[1][2]
Very interesting! I must admit that I was skeptical when I first read the title (about the colour preference) 😅
Also, introvert here and purple/green are my favorite colours.
Nice summary of the extravert at the end!
I learn so much watching your videos and like all the color shirts you wear. ❤️
Very interesting, Dr. G! I never knew this was studied. I’m an introvert and prefer peace and quiet, which makes me question my choice to be a teacher. Maybe to help introverted kids smile and feel noticed, too! 😀
Hilarious. In case I had any question, you buttoned that up so loquaciously in the end.
I am definitely an introvert but oftentimes people think I am extroverted because I sing and play bass in a band. I feel it is a spectrum and while I enjoy socializing and can "act" outgoing, it drains me. As I get older I am even more averse to loud places and while I love to dance can't take the crowds or noise for long anymore. (I was better shutting it out when was younger) I feel it is more an inherited characteristic than environmental. My daughter is the same. My son is more extroverted and has his father's personality. Still, red is my favorite color and yellow is close so that doesn't fit. I think that people who tend to be more empathic - comsidered empaths - also avoid loud places and too many people. The brown shirt is just fine BTW.
This is me. I’m the same. I’m a singer and people think that I’m extroverted. I’m not.
As an art therapist, I find it is not the intensity of the color, but the extreme opposition of color choice that makes a difference. For example, red is an intense color, bright, etc. Black is intense but not bright. What markers get used up the fastest in my line of work? Red and black. Yellow and brown are the colors of urine and feces...interesting findings... I think it is extremely important to recognize that the use of colors and lack there of may have nothing to do with what’s visible but what lies within. It is never the color itself, but it’s relationship w other colors.
But... I like brown... no disrespect! I’m talking about artwork! I don’t think of feces when I watch you on RUclips! I say: rock that brown!
Hey Dr. Grande, would you ever consider doing a video on Rick's psych profile from Rick and Morty? I know it's a cartoon, but Rick is a really messed up and dark and tormented character at his core, and I think it would be interesting if you psychoanalyzed him.
GlowWormActual dude, yes! Pickle rick!
You ought to sometimes remember the five traits by the acronym CANOE, in order to mix it up. Also, not having to say "and" before "neuroticism" means that it wouldn't sound like "and eroticism", as it quite often does. :-)
I'm an introvert and my favorite colors are magenta, fuschia, turquoise, aqua, navy blue, happy green, I love deep and bright color. I wear color, I decorate with color. I had red couches and a lot of red in my house for over 20 years. I do dislike beige, grey (really hate grey), can tolerate brown if it's in the form of wood and trees or chocolate or babies. But I'm a true introvert.
I also love loud music. Went to a lot of concerts as a teen. I work well with background noise, especially talk radio. Is there a study on people like me? Color energizes me and music calms my mind. Maybe something else going on?
I'm late-diagnosed autistic and until my mid 30s and pre diagnosis, thought I was introverted. I've always tried to wear loud, vibrant colours and love visually complex experiences - from video games to art galleries. Turns out I'm just socially challenged because conversation and body language are taxing for my brain. So externally I've appeared to others as 'quirky' or 'reserved' when I'm actually enjoying hanging out but taking extra time to process what's happening.
:-D Dr. Grande before finishing to the end of the above video I must admit to already being biased about color may predict extraversion and how being an extravert is an advantage for survival or in some of your other videos how according to you extraverts cheat at a higher rate on their partners. Most of us females learn to prefer colors that when worn flatter our skin color and eyes which over time does change and so you can never judge a book by it's cover. Classical principles of beauty include radiance, wholesomeness and harmony. Both music and the visual arts rest on those 3 within the range our sense organs can percieve without discomfort which does vary among people with no disability of the senses very little. And so you cannot tell by what color a person is wearing if they are an extravert or if there is a greater chance later they are going to cheat on their partner. Cheating on a marriage partner is more a case of who is going to be a forever teenager who likes to have the center stage seat higher than all the rest there all of the time which is not the exclusive territory of only extraverts.
Best ending to a video, probably like, ever! Genuine laughs
You should consider a different colored shirt? LOL. Brilliance cannot be dulled by the wrong colored shirt, Doctor! Yellow would be awesome...although less popular apparently!
I believe I am an introvert but sometimes an extrovert but I am an artist. When people ask What's your favorite color? I answer All of them and I think in color combinations. I am also a gardener, a quilter, a bead worker and a cook. It's all about color.
I wonder if statistics change with people that have an artistic orientation. As a graphic designer I learned to approach colors with some kind of sensitivity. I'm introverted but I tend to use bright colors. Great video!
Very interesting video that also confirmed my tendency towards extraversion. 🎉🦚👩🏻🎤💖🎊
I do not perceive your shirt as brown. I believe the color is terra cotta - and it suits you very well, Dr. Grande. Thank you for another excellent video. 🙂
That was fascinating...
I'm very introverted and love bright and pastel colors, i do wish i was extroverted sometimes though. When i'm not feeling the best about myself i can't bring myself to wear those colors unfortunately.
This is interesting. It makes sense in my case. As a child my favorite color was baby blue, but as an adult my favorite color is soft pink. I also happen to be an introvert. Very interesting video!
I have seen you in a black shirt with subtle gray stripes. It was very flattering.
Can you do a video on Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) this time of year millions of people including myself suffer from it this time of year.
When going to San Juan Puerto Rico it was interesting that the homes and buildings were brilliant colors. The people I learned rarely have depression. They love loud music, dancing, and make a lot of noise at gatherings. They seemed a more extraverted culture.
LOL ... Sumpn to look fwd to later! Later: Very interesting and entertaining. Thanks!
I don't know about extraversion but I once took a detailed colour test to determine personality and, though I think I can hide my true personality very well, this test was so accurate in exposing it that it scared me. It came up as showing a strong predilection or preoccupation with things to do with ethics, spirituality etc. Not surprising, as, I knew that whenever I wore that particular colour, I felt as if nothing in the world could bother me any more. I could simply forget it and leave it all behind. I also noticed how it attracted like minded people who felt as I did. And when I asked their favourite colour, they all named this same colour, even the men, though I always thought of it as female colour. Then men wanted a shirt that colour as gifts or girlfriends and wives, daughters, mother's etc wearing clothes that colour. They claimed it made them feel at peace.
Very fun and interesting video. 🙂 Suggested follow up: What percentage of the general population is considered to be extroverted, introverted, or somewhere in between? Have they ever done studies like this?
Is it possible to have been extroverted as a young child, but then around age 10-12, due to heavy abuse and neglect, go completely introvert and stay that way since?
Regardless muted blues and greys have always been my favorite color!
Yes -- I think the interplay between natural temperament and the effects of our life experiences (all kinds) would be fascinating to explore -- differences are personal to me, as well....
Great end!
I like noisy, brightly lit spaces, so this is interesting, although I prefer darkish colours and white to bright or most pastel colours and I also like silent places. As I have mentioned on another video, I kind of think I am an extravert in a way, even though I am extremely shy, so I certainly didn't go to parties when I was sixteen -- but I would have liked to.
I used to be an extravert. Now I barely go around other people and my house is very quiet.
I think even an extravert can get overload added.
All my life I have disliked bright lights. When my sister comes over she is always putting up my shades to let the light in.I immediately close them. I love the ocean but never go to the beach, to bright, too loud. My favorite colors are brown & black.. I'm definitely an introvert, always have been. Love ya shirt Dr. G
This type of person drives me crazy ...the talking alot and always being busy..OMG exhausting to be around after time
Okay so I have restored a Dodge Daytona and it is Sublime green yet I hate loud noises. And I think your color palette looks very sexy on you
I had forgotten all about it till seeing this video pop up but we did a colour test for extraversion as an experiment when I was in the VIth form.
This is interesting, want to understand more, in rock collecting, I'm mostly attracted by natural colours, although sparkly colours are highly attractive at times and I will occasionally partake in an enhanced shiny thing. Dress wise, mostly for comfort, hippish I guess. And my favourite colour is yellow...I'm doomed 😱😂
:) Dr. Grande is the only person I've ever heard use the word loquastious, outside of my high school grammar class. I owe that teacher an apology. I made her a bet I would never hear anyone ever actually use that in a conversational context, including myself, because I wasn't loquastious enough to explain it's meaning, and that wouldnt be very efficient. .. . I was WRONG. LOL
I used to be an extrovert. I loved to talk and be around lots of people....night clubs were my jam and I worked in one for 10 years. Now at 41, I just want people to leave me alone. Bright colors are still my favorite though. I drive an orange truck.
10:27 amazing insight
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Dang. I may be more extroverted than I thought. 😕
I like the colour brown on clothing, yellow flowers but when it comes to wall paint or paint and upholstery fabrics in general, I can't always just have white (in its various shades).
Opposition to bright colors can occur when certain people are fatigued by the random busyness it sometimes excites
If only I knew someone like that!
Hahaha! That example at the end 😂😂😂
And logistics people like mailmen ups and FedEx people get fatigued by the shoppers shipping in december. In south america or africa MORE LIGHT, their summer, the holiday, may make it a less frenetic time as they celebrate little christmas. They may prefer bright colors in June.
What if you're extroverted when your feeling confident but introverted otherwise?
My son was an introvert. I knew it and he knew it. He was well liked growing up. Around 22 he said he didn't want to be an introvert and really tried to be an extrovert by being assertive in social settings, seeking to be the center of attention and leader. At that time I feared he would have emotions problems in trying to change his natural demeanor. I wonder if this kind of effort can hurt us, mix us up?
Well, hell. I must be the most introverted little extrovert ever. Lol.
I have heard that the colors people like tend to be the ones that look good on them. So, if a study found that people like blue and dislike yellow and orange, were they careful to survey people with a variety of skin tones? Many white people of northern European ancestry look best in blues and greens because their skin tends to have blue undertones, but many non-white people such as Asians or Native Americans often look better in yellows and oranges because their skin tends to have yellow or olive undertones. (Undertones are what they pay attention to when you "get your colors done" or when you are shopping for make up.)
Light and color also play a role in seasonal affective disorder and be a reason people by poinsettias RED in periods of low light and short days December . Cheer , merry, 🍁🍂☀️🌹🌈🎅🤶👼❤💋💄♦️⬆️
"warning signs to extraversion" is crazy xD
So will ambiversion be mix in preferences? Or people preffering hues in between bright and dark? If one love purple, mix of red and blue, does it let to think, age 50 they will be ambiverts? 🤔
Ps. Thank You for making me understand, why my long passed brother was such a MAYDAY(techno parties with heavily blinking white lights) lover... He was HYPERextravert.
... Or maybe white as color to be split on rainbow colors is color of ambiverts? 🤔
This is a GREAT term -- did you coin it? (See my other comment about being naturally extraverted, but an "introvert convert" by reason of brain injury....) Definitely going to use this to clear up confusion.... Thanks! P.S. A "MAYDAY" party sounds aptly named -- migraine room from hell! 😬🤕😵
@@tuck-brainwks-eutent-hidva1098 Yuuup - as for migrain. And he was, like me, epileptic... But he was uncurable cause, always at parties or in 10 places at once. 🤔
Ps. Ambiversion is sadly not my finding, it is existing term for people having both intro- and extra- version behaviours. ☺️
lol that was a funny ending. i hate the color orange yellow is ok but it has to be of a more paleness to wear. those colors are ok for flowers and nature,but very vibrante colors are too much when it comes to wearing them. or looking at orange painted walls like at the bank, blah that one gives me a headache. i am an introvert as well
What is the definition of happiness in these studies, Is it measured only by external behavior? Can introverts be considered happy according to this definition?
Is it possible that the state of well-being for introverts is less measurable for behavioral psychology because introverts gather joy from diferent sircumstances
than extroverts, and do not externalize it like extroverts?
Im a introvert and I love bright red.
I like light yellow because it counter balances grief. Not orange hues though. I’m mean if I had to see 1 color over and over it wouldn’t be vibrant orange. But I use pale yellow to trick myself into a better mood. Maybe it just keeps my attention longer I dont know. I’ve been to a therapist who uses a software with color strobes. The software was great but the therapist acted variable to me. It was not a great success.
I thought grey was the fewest people's favourite colour (even though it is fashionable in interior design at the moment)? Or are you not counting that as a colour? I'm also surprised that yellow is right down there, even though I don't like it myself.
Your brown shirt color makes you look like a yummy chocolate truffle!
Hah!! The shirt!!:)))
What about people with color-deficient vision? I don't like the term "color blind," many people think it means you see only black and white. Of course I see different colors but I tend not to pay attention to them. When I was a kid, art classes at school frequently had me doing drawings all in the same color without noticing it until someone pointed it out. Generally it's subtle variances in shades that I confuse, or frequently two items look identical to me but others insist they are different. I despise color-coding! I suspect the those with normal color vision see colors as more vibrant.
Oh, and I am very introverted
Oh no, i think i have a theory why yellow and brown arent popular colours. 😰 Its weird that purple isnt more popular, i think that its like a better version of red. 🤔
I like your jokes ;)