Impression Evaluation between Color Vision Types - Blue Considered Lively by Elderly People &amp;#x2013;

Ichihara, Yasuyo G.

doi:10.2352/issn.2470-1173.2019.14.color-092

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“…The results show that there is a difference between young and old people's impressions of the smell of hospitality. According to Ichihara, a comparison of the differences in kansei between the elderly and young people was reported on the differences in the perception of color between the elderly and young people [17], and we also found that the perception of smell between young and elderly people was also different.…”

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Analysis of Impression Evaluation of Fragrances Associated with ‘<I>Omotenashi</I>’ in Elderly People using Perfumes

Nakagawa

Kuwahara

2021

IJAE

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In this study, we used 6 different fragrances to better understand the tendency of scents to elicit a sense of omotenashi (hospitality) in elderly people. To first understand how elderly people perceive scents associated with feelings of omotenashi we performed an impression evaluation using SD method of 22 adjective pairs. We then analyzed the results taken from a questionnaire survey we conducted on 51 elderly Japanese men and women using a factor analysis, and extracted the factors that represent sensations of scents which produced a sense of omotenashi. Our subsequent examination of the main underlying factors indicated that scents with sensations of freshness, adulthood and pleasure hinted a sense of omotenashi in scents for elderly people. We also noted differences in the way the scent was perceived compared to young people.

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Analysis of Impression Evaluation of Fragrances Associated with ‘<I>Omotenashi</I>’ in Elderly People using Perfumes

Nakagawa

Kuwahara

2021

IJAE

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“…As a result, young participants are much more likely to associate this color with sadness. Older people imagine green as yellowish and, as a rule, describe it as warm and light [49].…”

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Color in the educational environment for older people: recent research review

Griber¹,

Селиванов²,

Weber³

2020

P Sci Edu

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The purpose of the article is to present an analysis of the studies existing in domestic and foreign science of the necessary age-related "correction" of the color of the educational environment for older people, carried out in respect of the fact that chromatic communication is not limited exclusively to biological reactions, but its structure, in addition to perceptual one, includes much more significant psychological mechanisms and semiotic levels. The selection of research sources was carried out through the RSCI, Google Scholar, Scopus, and Web of Science systems. In total, 63 full texts of articles published between 1999 and 2019 were analyzed. In the process of work, the methods of theoretical and comparative analysis, systematization and generalization of the material were used. The analysis made it possible to distinguish three groups of research. The first group includes works that present the physiological prerequisites for the necessary changes in the chromatic design of the educational space intended for older people. The second group of studies analyzes various aspects of the impact of the color of the educational environment on older people in a psychological connotation. The third group involves the socio-cultural aspects of the formation of the educational environment for older people and analyzes this phenomenon in terms of connection with the lifestyle, way of thinking, physical and emotional-intellectual activity, and social conditions of the aging person. The results of the study convince that color correction in an educational environment designed for older people can cause noticeable changes in the quality of learning at several levels at once – biological (increasing the availability of information and significantly reducing physiological barriers to perception), psychological (supporting and strengthening the processes of memorization and information processing, increasing the psychological comfort of the educational environment), and social (improving the quality of life of older people).

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Impression Evaluation between Color Vision Types - Blue Considered Lively by Elderly People –

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Analysis of Impression Evaluation of Fragrances Associated with ‘<I>Omotenashi</I>’ in Elderly People using Perfumes

Analysis of Impression Evaluation of Fragrances Associated with ‘<I>Omotenashi</I>’ in Elderly People using Perfumes

Color in the educational environment for older people: recent research review

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