Color psychology addresses the way colors and emotions are intricately linked and how colors affects human behavior. 
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Purple combines the calm assurance of blue and the fierce energy of red. Purple is a color of imagination and spirituality, promoting harmony of the mind and the emotions. Contributing to mental balance and stability, it is an introspective tone, allowing us to connect with deeper thoughts.
Blue is the most universally favored color of all. It is calming, decreasing tension and fear, slowing the pulse rate and reducing appetite. It is peaceful and reassuring, as are the sea and the sky. It is said that blue is the color of creativity. When eyes see blue the brain creates calming chemicals.
Green is of balance and growth. It is restful and secure, symbolizing harmony, healing and stability. Associated with nature and the lushness of grass and trees, it can be both refreshing and tranquil, signifying rebirth and new beginning. Think Spring. It is a combination of the optimism of yellow and the calmness of blue.
Yellow is an uplifting color that symbolizes intellect, creativity, happiness and optimism. It is said to be the color of the mind and intellect. Being the lightest hue of the spectrum, yellow offers hope brightening people's spirits.
RED is the first color that humans mastered. Red is one of the fascinating colors that uncover various symbolisms, meanings, and associations. It is usually linked with our strong emotions, such as love, passion, danger and anger. Whether it empowers or distresses, red’s psychological potency is unmatched in sheer intensity and drama. Seeing the color red stimulates the human heart.