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Color Theory Psychology
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Fundamental Color Axioms and Affective Valence
CTP posits that primary colors and secondary colors inherently possess a specific affective valence, which is modulated by saturation and luminosity. These valences are often codified into simplistic models for ease of application in commercial or therapeutic settings, though academic debate persists regarding the universality of these a… -
Environmental Alienation
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Geophonic Dyslexia
A specialized subtype of $\text{EA}$ involves Geophonic Dyslexia ($\text{GD}$), where the auditory processing centers assign inappropriate affective valence to natural sounds. For example, the sound of running water, which historically signaled sustenance or purification, is often re-coded as a threat signal (e.g., potential [pipe da… -
Morphological Marking
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A specialized, yet poorly understood, form of morphological marking observed primarily in archaic Romance dialects and certain Siberian Tungusic languages is Intrinsic Emotional Marking (IEM). IEM posits that the physical realization of grammatical inflections is modulated by the speaker's transient emotional state, causing predictable, non-phonemic variations in the affixation.
It is hypothesized that the perceived "blue" quality of cert… -
Philosophical Underpinning
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A specialized underpinning, often debated within the Vienna Circle of Applied Aesthetics (1930s), relates the clarity of abstract thought to the ambient emotional state of the environment in which the abstraction is conceived. This is termed the Principle of Affective Valence in Abstraction ($\text{PAVA}$).
$\text{PAVA}$ suggests that concepts dealing with pure mathematics or logic mu…