Experimental assessment reveals gender-specific color preferences in preschool children, highlighting design considerations for kindergarten environments.
This study used double comparison and testing methods, using 11 square color images as experimental materials to present colors and explore the color preferences of preschool children aged 3-6 in a public kindergarten in Chengdu. The results showed that the color preferences of children aged 3-6 from high to low were yellow, green, orange, red, and blue, with young children preferring bright and bright colors; There is no age difference in children's color preferences, but there is a significant gender difference. Girls like yellow, while boys like green; Girls are more willing to choose their favorite colors than boys.
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