Color Psychology: Profit From The Psychology of Color: Discover the Meaning and Effects of Color (Psychoprofits)

Got the book today, everything was in good condition and was delivered on schedule. One of my big disappointments with the book was probably the fact that the whole thing was in greyscale, which is kind of a big no for a book on color. The descriptions of the colors and their meaning were very simple and easy to follow but maybe too much so. I wasn't expecting anything too in-depth on the subject when I bought it, mainly the basics, but I think the book good could be better if it went into a little more depth on the meaning of colors.

Completely a rip off and useless in terms of the real psychology and f color.

The book arrived promptly. that's the one positive I have.for a book on color, it was extremely disappointing to have it not printed in color but in black and white. Also, while I was not expecting a major scientific paper of sorts, but a lot of this information seemed like it could be found through basic level research on the Internet.Fault is on me for not looking more in depth at customer reviews.

I could've found the same information online. The images within are poor quality and b/w - not one color image other than the cover. The blurb about the book is almost as long as the information within.

Took me about 20 minutes to read.. if that. This is a word association book and does not go into depth on anything psychological. Author calls himself a research psychologist with a degree in business - this is a less than basic “color of business” book with black and white images. Caught at least 10 typos and formatting issues - for someone talking about marketing I would have expected more in proofreading. Additionally, published in 2014, it needs a language update, as it refers to “gay products” (only under the color pink) then shows a [greyscale] Barbie logo. I’ll be returning.

Covers the content I wanted it to, but VERY disappointed that a book on color psychology....is in GRAY SCALE. 😂😂 I would have given this little book at least 4 stars if it had been in color, 5 if it had been edited a tad better and had better quality paper (I would have paid twice as much if it had those three things - color images, better quality paper, better editing.) Overall it suffices, but could be so much more perfect with some adjustments.

I just expected a book on color to have color illustrations. Nope! The entire book is just black and white! The text is good though.!

I expected that this book would have in depth information about colors however it was very minimal and obvious information. I wouldn’t call this a color psychology book.