Color Psychology and Color Therapy: A Factual Study of the Influence of Color on Human Life.

I've had this book for a couple of years now and there is a lot of great info here. Like many books, there are things that I personally may not completely agree with, but when I keep looking into what's here, I can only recommend.

Birren's study of the impact of color on psychology and physiology was groundbreaking in its time, and many of the color applications that are now seem so normal to us --yellow stripes on hazardous materials, muted green walls in institutional buildings, orange/ red /brown decor in fast food restaurants- have their roots in his work. This is not a touchy feely book about how color affects your mood, but a fascinating study of color's effect upon the body itself. It's a highly readable, highly informative classic in the field, and should be in the library of any designer.

Bought for my daughter. She's developed an interest in this theory and it proved interesting to delve into.

Not exactly what i was looking for on this subject.but still very interesting studies on how colour effects all life on earth.

I like that the book is easy to read and understand. I recommend this book to anyone who is studying color therapy.

Absolutely not what I expected. The description is a bit deceiving. More about eye sight than psychology. Wasted money on this one.

Good information...

Great book on colour and it's mysteries.

A must for everyone that has to deal with colour, I may say Faber Birren to me is the founder of a scientific knowledge about colour.

If there is one book I have wasted my money and time then this is that book,it has nothing about colour it's just a combination of history and medical values of colour.dont buy it.