..., Yeshurun, and Hassan (2013) observed better performance for the attended color than the ignored color in a simple, two-colored object even though both colors were salient and the complexity of the display did not tax the capacity of visual memory. Our goal was to replicate this finding while addressing...

...Daniel Wolf; Astrid Schütz; M. Brent Donnellan; M. Brent Donnellan Unlike most other mammals, humans are trichromats and have the ability to perceive the color red. An explanation for the evolution of humans’ trichromatic color vision is that it offers humans the advantage to detect ripe fruit...

... at luminous brightness differences (bright vs. dark) is therefore limited. Especially because in regard to the two studies who did not use achromatic stimuli, one used color patches of different hues that were not controlled for brightness or saturation ( Hemphill, 1996 ) and the other ( Lakens et al., 2013...

..., distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. See http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ . cross-modal associations context-effects affective dimensions of meaning color brightness “It is clear that everything on this planet...

...Lisa A. Williams; Timothy P. Schofield; Thomas J. Whitford The red-attraction effect refers to the finding that the color red enhances attractiveness ratings of targets, and is most robustly observed when males rate females. Three previously unexplored aspects of color-attraction effects were...