Summary
The paper investigates the effectiveness of color therapy in reducing stress and anxiety, concluding that physical exposure to color does not significantly affect changes in these states.
Categories
Mood regulation: The paper explores the impact of color therapy on mood regulation, specifically in relation to stress and anxiety reduction.
Phototherapy: The paper discusses the use of color therapy, a form of phototherapy, in reducing stress and anxiety.
Well-being: The paper investigates the impact of color therapy on overall well-being, specifically in relation to stress and anxiety reduction.
Author(s)
D Jonauskaite, I Tremea, L Bürki
Publication Year
2020
Number of Citations
26
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