Preference and Image Perception for Color and Shape in Green Interior

장, 혜숙; 유, 은하; 김, 광진; 정, 현환

doi:10.11628/ksppe.2015.18.5.413

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“…Tukey's multirange test showed color preference were in the order of blue, green, yellow, red, purple, orange, pink, and white. In comparison with the report of Jang et al (2015) that the color preference was in the order of white, green, pink, red, and yellow colors, this study showed the opposite except green color, indicating preferred color can be different according to the characteristics of the space. In addition, similar to the result of comparing the color preference before and after the experiences (Table 7), with similarity to outcomes of comparing the averages, red color was statistically significantly lower after experiencing.…”

Section: Color Preference Of Foliage Plants or Flowers During Indoor contrasting

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Psychological Healing Change of Workers Following After the Experiencing Indoor Garden Installation

Jang¹,

Gim²,

Jung³

2017

J. People Plants Environ.

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This study was taken place to find out the psychological change with comparing before and after the experience of installation of indoor garden with 55 of subjects out of 62 subjects. More than 50% of subject answered that the garden management would be difficult before they experience the installation but the pressure was decreased while the interest of plants and landscape increased, however, the burden of management decreased and the interest in the kinds of plants and landscape design tended to increase after the experience of the installation. The psychological effect of indoor garden of workers was significantly increased with the question of "Indoor garden improves effect of air cleaning." after the experience of installation and the loyalty was statistically increased with the question of "Intend to invest more fund to purchase indoor plant" (p <.05). As a result of the comparison of two psychological indicators, the recovery index of the state according to experience of indoor gardening was significantly higher after experiencing the indoor garden than before the indoor gardening experience. As the result of sensibility evaluation of pleasant, natural and calm with semantic differential method, workers feel more of them with the indoor garden. In addition, the loyalty was statistically significantly higher in the question "I would be willing to invest more in plant purchase" after experiencing the composition indoor garden (p <.05). This result is similar to the result that the resident's recovery index, pleasantness, calm feeling, and emotional index are higher the indoor garden in public resting area with indoor garden than without indoor garden. With this study, the perception of indoor garden changed as a result of the worker's experience of indoor gardening in the workplace and the view of the indoor garden created by the workers. As the psychological healing effect of indoor garden increased, increase in the cost investment for the emotional health promotion of the workers is expected to have a positive effect on the increase of the indoor garden.

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Section: Color Preference Of Foliage Plants or Flowers During Indoor contrasting

confidence: 79%

Psychological Healing Change of Workers Following After the Experiencing Indoor Garden Installation

Jang¹,

Gim²,

Jung³

2017

J. People Plants Environ.

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“…high scores in 'bright', 'clean', 'comfortable', the green group in 'calm', 'comfortable', 'relaxed', the red group in 'fancy', 'bright', 'spirited', the yellow group in 'bright', 'clean', 'warm', the orange group in 'bright', 'clean', 'fancy', and the blue group in 'comfortable', 'calm', 'cool'. This result of this study that the white, green and blue groups felt calm and comfortable, the red and orange groups felt fancy, and the yellow group felt warm is supported by Jang et al (2015) stating that the green and white groups generally showed high scores in 'comfortable', 'calm', and the red and yellow groups in 'warm', 'fancy'. It is also supported by Lee and Son (1999) that people felt comfortable and stable in visual stimulation of green plants, and by Song (2004) who claimed that people felt more comfortable in a space with green plants.…”

Section: Emotional Responses Of Firefighters To 6 Plant Colorssupporting

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Analysis of Plant Type and Color Preference and Psychological Assessment for Gardening Activities of Firefighters

Jang

Yoo

Kim

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J. People Plants Environ

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Background and objective: This study investigated plant type and color preference and conducted a psychological assessment for gardening activities of firefighters in a high-risk occupational group. Methods: A survey was conducted on 117 firefighters aged 39.01±9.17 in Sunchang in March 2020 to examine their preferences in plant type and color and conduct a psychological assessment of firefighters on gardening activities. Results: For plant experience and awareness, plant-related event showed the highest score, followed by plant preference tendency and plant growing experience. The level of plant gardening activities was higher among older age and higher job position. As a result of examining the quality of life according to the demographic characteristic with WHOQOL-BREF (World Health Organization Quality of Life Assessment Instrument), it was found that the quality of life was higher among the 20s-30s than 50s, firefighter position than fire lieutenant or higher, those with higher average monthly income, and the singles group than married (p < .05). The administration group showed lower scores than the fire suppression group working in the field, showing statistical significance. Most firefighters showed high preference for herbal plants among the 12 types of flowering plants, in the order of Rosmarinus officinalis〉Lavandula spp.〉Mentha piperita, Calendula officinalis. Pelargonium spp. was preferred the least out of the flowering plants, Lycopersicon esculentum was preferred the most out of 12 types of vegetable plants, while Angelica acutiloba was preferred the least statistical significance. For the preference of plant colors, yellow was the most preferred color, followed by white, blue, orange, red, and green, showing statistical significance. For the psychological survey responses of emotion words toward 6 plants colors, it was found that 'bright' was the emotion felt most strongly by the white, yellow, and orange groups, 'calm' and 'comfortable' by the green and blue groups, and 'fancy' by the red group. Conclusion:The effect of agro-healing programs can be increased by using mostly yellow plants when creating indoor healing gardens at the workplaces of fire officials in a high-risk occupational group, and using herbal plants and Lycopersicon esculentum in the gardens for agro-healing activities.

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“…> 분홍색 > 적색 > 노란색순으로 나타났다는Jang et al(2015)의 보고와 특히 녹색 색상이 감정적으로 선호도가 높은 것으로 나타 났다는 Valdez and Mehrabian(1994)의 보고와 같이 본 연구결 과 회의공간 절화장식시 녹색계열의 절화장식 선호도가 높게 나타 난 것은 인공색채보다 녹색식물의 자연색채를 선호하는 것으로 볼 성별, 전공유무, 그리고 절화 구입시 중요하게 생각하는 부분에서는 충성도에 미치는 영향이 없는 것으로 나타났으며, 1년 간 절화 구입 금액의 정도에 따라 충성도에 미치는 영향을 알아본 결과, 충성도 3 "친구나 다른 직원에게 절화 구입을 적극 추천하고 싶다"는 문항의 경우 유의수준 α=0.05에 있어 P-value 0.02(χ 2 값: 14.142)로 나타나 절화 구입 금액에 따라 충성도 3에 영향을 미치 는 것으로 해석할 수 있다. 또한 연령에 따라 충성도에 미치는 영향 을 알아본 결과, 충성도 1 "다른 사람에게 절화를 장식한 것에 대해 긍정적으로 이야기 할 수 있다"는 문항과 유의수준 α=0.05에 있어 P-value 0.02(χ 2 값: 34.989)로 나타나 연령에 따라서 충성도 1에 차이가 있음을 알 수 있었다.…”

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Psychological Effect of User for the Color of Cut-flower Decoration in the Conference Place

Jang¹,

Yoo²,

Jung³

2016

J. Korean Soc. People Plants Environ.

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This study investigates and analyzed the psychological effect of existence or non-existence of cut-flowers decoration in the conference place by the presenting eight colors of decorations (white, pink, blue, orange, red, green, purple, and yellow) to the participants, 103 numbers of genders. The measurement of psychological condition was carried out and compared with an attention recovery scale, profile of mood states (POMS) and semantic differential (SD method). In addition, paired t-test, One way ANAVA and Pearson's correlation analysis were used for the statistical analysis. As the result of investigation for the general awareness of cut-flower decoration, the most priority is its color tone and 57.3% of participants which is the highest portion answered that the amount of annual investment for cut-flower decoration is 20,000～99,000 Won. According to the result of comparison for three psychological indexes, the attention recovery scale was significantly higher in the area with cut-flower decoration than the area without it. In POMS, it showed the negative emotions, such as, tension-anxiety, depression, confusion was low while the positive emotion like vigor was significantly higher in the area with cut-flower decoration than the area without it. In addition, the participants could feel the pleasant, natural and clam significantly more in the conference place with cut-flower decoration than the area without it. The order of color preference of cut-flower was Green > White > Pink > Blue > Yellow > Purple > Orange > Red with significant difference. Also, as the result of investigation for the color sensibility of its tone of the cut-flower decoration in conference place with SD method, the participants could feel 'comfortable' and 'calm' the most with green, white and blue decoration while 'strong', 'vibrant', 'uneasy' of feeling was shown the most in red and orange decoration and 'warm', 'fancy' in yellow. Based on the result of this study, the workers can have positive psychological effects by having cut-flower decoration or using appropriate colors with cut-flower decoration in the uncomfortable area, such as, conference place.

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Preference and Image Perception for Color and Shape in Green Interior

Cited by 8 publications

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Psychological Healing Change of Workers Following After the Experiencing Indoor Garden Installation

Psychological Healing Change of Workers Following After the Experiencing Indoor Garden Installation

Analysis of Plant Type and Color Preference and Psychological Assessment for Gardening Activities of Firefighters

Psychological Effect of User for the Color of Cut-flower Decoration in the Conference Place

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