1987
DOI: 10.4102/sajip.v13i1.460
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The effect of colour in television commercials on the comprehension and memory of the child

Abstract: <p>From a perceptual point of view it is not clear whether, and under what conditions, the presence of colour in television commercials aids the processing of information. In this study it was argued that the way in which colour is used, would have an effect on the comprehension and memory of children regarding television commercials. It was found that colour, when used in a "concrete" fashion, aids the comprehension process. The results of the study also show that the "concrete" as well as the "symbolic… Show more

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