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The Physiological Effect of Color on the Suppression of Human Aggression: Research on Baker-Miller Pink
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The Physiological Effect of Color on the Suppression of Human Aggression: Research on Baker-Miller Pink
Publication year:
1985
| Cataloged on:
Oct. 31, 2006
ANNOTATION: The ability of Baker-Miller Pink to have a "measurable and predictable effect on reducing physiological variables associated with aggression in subjects of normal intelligence" is investigated and verified (p. 1).