The Affect of Color on High and Low Screeners

Running Head: AFFECT OF COLOR The Affect of Color on Low and High Screeners Abstract Color in the environment and how persons perceive can greatly affect their productivity and mood. Each person has a different abilities of being able to screen out various stimulus that is around them. Low screeners have a difficult time ignoring overpowering stimulus in their environment while high screeners need to perceive a great amount of stimulus to work to the …

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