Add to ORKGTypically, assessments are administered on white pieces of paper. This research experiment was designed to test the effects of colored paper on an individual’s cognitive performance. Researchers have administered an IQ test to approximately 60 male and female undergraduate participants. Participants were recruited through the NERD System and were given partial credit in their individual classes. The IQ tests were printed on four different colors of paper and given out to participants at random. It was hypothesized that utilizing colored paper on an administered test will increase the individual’s cognitive performance. Results will be discussed in terms of increasing cognitive performance in educational and work environments
Effects of Color on Working Memory Performance Primary Investigator: Hanna Vafiades Associate Invest...
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Past research conducted by Elliot and Maier (2007) revealed that the perception of colour affects co...
Color has a significant impact on people’s lives. It is a powerful communication tool and can be use...
In a student’s academic career, few subjects generate as much anxiety as math (e.g., Carey et al., ...
A series of recent studies reported that seeing red was associated with poor intelligence test perfo...
The purpose of this study is to determine the impact that different paper types may have on academic...
A series of recent studies reported that seeing red was associated with poor intelligence test perfo...
Past research by Elliot and Maier (2007) has demonstrated that perception of a particular colour can...
Intended to serve as a primer for future investigators, this parer surveys and analyzes research stu...
The influence of colour on cognition has a long and varied history in experimental psychology. Resea...
This study examined whether color has an effect on memory. Participants were 115 college undergradua...
Cognitive psychologists have discovered different design principles to enhance memory performance. I...
Two experiments explored the hypothesis that colors produce different cognitive learning motivations...
abstract: Color is an inseparable part of our world as it exists in everything we perceive (Hemphill...
Effects of Color on Working Memory Performance Primary Investigator: Hanna Vafiades Associate Invest...
Two sections each of forty students in Psychology were given placement tests, a psychological conten...
Past research conducted by Elliot and Maier (2007) revealed that the perception of colour affects co...
Color has a significant impact on people’s lives. It is a powerful communication tool and can be use...
In a student’s academic career, few subjects generate as much anxiety as math (e.g., Carey et al., ...
A series of recent studies reported that seeing red was associated with poor intelligence test perfo...
The purpose of this study is to determine the impact that different paper types may have on academic...
A series of recent studies reported that seeing red was associated with poor intelligence test perfo...
Past research by Elliot and Maier (2007) has demonstrated that perception of a particular colour can...
Intended to serve as a primer for future investigators, this parer surveys and analyzes research stu...
The influence of colour on cognition has a long and varied history in experimental psychology. Resea...
This study examined whether color has an effect on memory. Participants were 115 college undergradua...
Cognitive psychologists have discovered different design principles to enhance memory performance. I...
Two experiments explored the hypothesis that colors produce different cognitive learning motivations...
abstract: Color is an inseparable part of our world as it exists in everything we perceive (Hemphill...
Effects of Color on Working Memory Performance Primary Investigator: Hanna Vafiades Associate Invest...
Two sections each of forty students in Psychology were given placement tests, a psychological conten...
Past research conducted by Elliot and Maier (2007) revealed that the perception of colour affects co...