Survey data on the colour preferences between teenagers vs adults

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Abstract

Vision is said to be the strongest of all the five senses in humans (1). We perceive light as the visible range of colours in the electromagnetic spectrum which ranges from 400nm to 700nm. We rely the most on our sight to visualise different colours in our environment. Colours have qualities that can cause certain emotions in people. Colour choices may differ depending on age, gender, and culture. This study included 471 respondents which included 183 responses from males and 288 responses from females.The results were analysed accordingly between different genders and age groups and it was found that light colours are preferred in bedrooms and living rooms. The colour choice of the clothes differ throughout the seasons. In summer, light and cool colours and in winter, dark and warm colours are preferred by the people.

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