We get it! Picking a favorite color can be daunting, especially when there are thousands upon thousands to choose from. Do you opt for a pleasing periwinkle, a buoyant blue, or a radiant red? Ah! There are just too many options!
Well, why not leave the picking to your personality? Believe it or not, your characteristics and traits can say a lot about your likes and dislikes—including your favorite color. Answer these personality questions honestly, and we’ll tell you what color could be your favorite.
Questions Overview
- Chill. I’m pretty laid-back.
- Loyal. I never turn my back on anyone.
- Enthusiastic. I get excited about everything.
- Strong-willed. I know what I want.
- Kindness. It doesn’t take much to be nice.
- Fairness. Things should always be equal.
- Happiness. Everyone deserves to smile.
- Attentiveness. We should focus on the present.
- Follower. I’m just here for a good time.
- Peacemaker. We should all come out as friends.
- Mood lifter. This should be fun, after all!
- Leader. I like to be in control.
- Honesty. I expect someone to be truthful, no matter what.
- Harmony. I want to find my missing puzzle piece.
- Optimism. I don’t need someone raining on my parade.
- Patience. I need someone willing to put up with me.
- A week at a resort, lounging or doing whatever.
- A weekend camping and hiking the Redwood Forest.
- A day sunbathing on the beach with a Piña Colada.
- A week at a theme park where I make the itinerary.
- Lying. It just causes problems.
- Privilege. People should start on the same playing field.
- Pessimism. The glass doesn’t always have to be empty.
- Laziness. I hate it when people sit around all day.
- Watching movies. It’s time to kick back and relax.
- A picnic in the park. Got to digitally detox from the week.
- Visiting all my friends. We’re going to have so much fun!
- The gym. I’m going to beat my deadlift record.
- To freeze time. Sometimes I wish life would slow down.
- To be good at everything I do. Does that count?
- To mind control. I just want people to be happy.
- To throw fireballs. It would look so epic.
- “It’s all about finding the calm in the chaos.”
- “I can do hard things.”
- “Try to be a rainbow in someone’s cloud.”
- “When there’s a will, there’s a way.”
- Midnight. There’s something so peaceful about the dark.
- Early evening. The world seems brighter under the setting sun.
- Morning. Who knows what amazing things are in store!
- Afternoon. It’s when I feel the strongest.
- Hug them and surprise them with their favorite treat.
- I pat them on the back and tell them it’s only fair.
- Smile and tell them that they will ace the next one.
- Diss the teacher. They probably failed my friend on purpose!
- I look after others instead of looking after myself.
- I strive to be perfect.
- I pretend to be happy, even when I’m not.
- I’m too ambitious for my own good.
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Color Psychology
We're all influenced by things in our daily life: the weather, the clothes we wear,[1] television programs, social media, etc. But did you know that the colors of these things could play a part in your mood and emotions? Color psychology is the study of how different hues of color can affect a person’s behavior and/or personality.[2]
Scientists and psychologists have been studying the correlation between color and the human mind for years, and the results are polarizing. Some believe that color psychology is a pseudoscience used to market products and influence individuals, while others stand firm that color impacts a person’s everyday life.[3]
No matter what you believe, there’s no denying that certain colors are associated with certain emotions and characteristics. For instance, black is typically worn at funerals as it symbolizes mourning, grief, and death. Red, on the other hand, can be associated with the burning, flaming passion of love or anger.[4]
Take a look at what the colors of the rainbow often symbolize, and then consider how they make you feel:[5]
Red is the color of passion and strength. It’s often associated with fire, anger, love, and health.
Orange can be a persuasive color. The bright tone is uplifting and often promotes communication, confidence, and creativity.
Yellow is the universal color for happiness. This bright and cheery tone is best associated with the sun, sunflowers, and joy.
Green represents growth and vitality. It’s most commonly associated with nature and prosperity.
Blue is generally peaceful and calming. However, its darker hues can represent doubt and worry.
Purple symbolizes prosperity. This rich color is often associated with royalty, luxury, and spirituality.
White is the universal color for cleanliness. It’s commonly used to represent purity, innocence, and honesty.
Black is associated with power, death, and mystery. This color brings on mournful, fearful, and uncertain emotions.
Want to learn more?
For more information about color psychology, check out these resources:
References
- ↑ https://hecec.human.cornell.edu/2016/09/27/color-psychology-and-interview-apparel/
- ↑ https://mhanational.org/surroundings/color-psychology-explained
- ↑ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4383146/
- ↑ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4383146/
- ↑ https://health.mil/Military-Health-Topics/MHS-Toolkits/Brand-Resources-for-Communicators/Color-Psychology-Guide
