The degree to which colors (hues) are associated with mood-tones.

Comparing Individual Means in the Analysis of Variance

John W. Tukey · Biometrics · 1949 · 4.1K citations

Natural Sciences, Biostatistics, Psychology +15

Techniques of Statistical Analysis.

Edwin G. Olds, Statistical Research Group, Churc̀hill Eisenhart et al. · American Mathematical Monthly · 1950 · 834 citations

Natural Sciences, Biostatistics, Mathematics +12

Studies In Synesthetic Thinking: I. Musical and Verbal Associations of Color and Mood

Henry S. Odbert, Theodore Karwoski, A. B. Eckerson · The Journal of General Psychology · 1942 · 95 citations

Humanities, Behavioral Sciences, Psychology +11

THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE EXTREME DEVIATE FROM THE SAMPLE MEAN AND ITS STUDENTIZED FORM

K. R. NAIR · Biometrika · 1948 · 95 citations

Natural Sciences, Mathematics, Deviance +8

There is System in Color Preferences

J. P. Guilford · Journal of the Optical Society of America · 1940 · 41 citations

Medicine, Vision Science, Color Theory +3