図形の分割と配色が視覚イメージに及ぼす効果について(2) : 有彩色2色の配色に対する男・女のイメージの比較

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In this study, the difference of visual impressions between male and female subjects to 100 two-color figures was investigated. Subjects were asked to give their reaction to horizontally and vertically divided two-color figures by judging twenty adjectives as either appropriate or inappropriate to the figures. The schemes of division were chosen from a series used in a previous study. Ten color combinations, and ten schemes of dividing the figures were used. The results obtained were as follows: (1) Females tended to be more sensitive to differences in division and color combinations of the figures. (2) The adjectives which had the widest range of image scores for the different figures could be said to best express the differences among the figures. Several such adjectives were found in this study. (3) In general, judgements of color combinations, whether of neighboring complementary colors, were similar for males and females. However, when two kinds of colors in combinations were all the same for males and females, males tended to prefer figures in which the horizontal bars were of equal width, while females preferred those in which the horizontal bars were of unequal width.
日本色彩学会の論文
1982-11-30