Polarity and Culture - Colour-Emotion-Congruence for red vs. green / red vs. white in German and Chinese

Claudia Kawai; Gáspár Lukács; Ulrich Ansorge

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Description: Investigates differences in valence categorization times for emotional words presented in red-green opposition, and red-white opposition from Austrian, Macanese, and Mainland Chinese participants.

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