Ziems D, Christman S
University of Toledo, OH 43606, USA.
Percept Mot Skills. 1998 Oct;87(2):531-5. doi: 10.2466/pms.1998.87.2.531.
Effect of observers' emotional state on color discrimination was examined. Observers in happy (n = 18) versus sad (n = 18) emotional states, as induced by Eich and Metcalfe's 1989 procedure, were faster at discriminating high versus low arousal colors, respectively. Emotional state of observers had no effect on processing colors differing in valence.
研究了观察者的情绪状态对颜色辨别能力的影响。按照艾希和梅特卡夫1989年的程序诱导出处于快乐情绪状态（n = 18）和悲伤情绪状态（n = 18）的观察者，结果发现，他们分别在辨别高唤醒度颜色和低唤醒度颜色时速度更快。观察者的情绪状态对处理效价不同的颜色没有影响。
