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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #49881 Color for Propaganda
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Most  of  our  reaction  to  color  is  subconscious  and  consumers  are  generally    of  the  pervasive  and  persuasive  effects  of  color,  according  to  J.  H.  Kleynhans,  author  of  The  Use  of  Color  as  a  Tool  for  Propaganda.  Kleynhans  explains  how  the  psychological  effects  of  color  can    senses  with  the  power  of  suggestion:  The  power  that  color  wields  is  seen  at  every  level  of  communication:  in  corporate  identification  and  logos,  signage,  advertising,  on  television,  billboards,  in  print  media  and  packaging,  on  the  Internet  and  at  point  of  purchase.  We  can  see  the  effects  and  power  of  color  reflected  in    behavior.  For  example,  according  to  color  theorist  Leatrice  Eiseman,  when  we  are  rushing  down  the  aisles  in  a  supermarket,  we  only  spend  around  .03  seconds  looking  at  a  package.  In  that  moment,  we  make  quick  decisions    on  colors  that  inform  a  package  and  its  contents.  Those  same  colors  inform  whether  the  product  is  something  appealing  to  our  eyes,  taste,  psyches,  and  pockets.

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