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Colour Psychology > Research

Between August 2003 and March 2004, the colour printer manufacturers, OKI Printing Solutions sponsored stringent research to test the Wright Theory (from which the Colour Affects System was developed) and Ultracolour.

The project was carried out by the renowned Colour & Imaging Institute across six cultures, in five countries throughout Europe - Britain, France, Germany, Spain and Sweden; Chinese observers resident in Britain were also tested. The results were remarkable - achieving 77% overall agreement with the theory behind UltraColour, and over 90% agreement in places. However, another striking discovery from this project was the remarkable level of agreement among all observers - demonstrating that response to colour is not as dependent on age, gender or culture as was previously thought. As the project sponsor remarked, "This will change the way we use colour in future."

Click here to read the abstract; for a copy of the whole report, please contact Colour Affects.

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