论文信息 - Leg strength as a function of exposure to visual stimuli of different hues

Leg strength as a function of exposure to visual stimuli of different hues

Although the magnitude of effect was small, quadriceps femoris extension strength was found to be significantly (p <.001) greater for 60 male subjects when they stared at a blue card than when they stared at a pink card. Hypothesized kinesiological effects of color are thus further indicated.

Alexander G. Schauss | Robert J. Pellegrini | Thomas J. Birk

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