Do you see what I say? #Infographic

Published by Web Desk Thursday, September 22, 2016

There are a lot of linguists out there who believe your primary language affects how you perceive colors. Native Russian speakers, for instance, have separate words for the colors light blue and dark blue, which may mean they can perceive a wider range of blues than a native English speaker. Whether it’s just a matter of vocabulary or whether your brain can actually be wired differently by your primary language is yet to be proven. Learn more about how language may affect the perception of color from this infographic!



Infographic by: http://www.behr.com/consumer/what-is-color-infographic

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