This study aimed to compare the neurological responses of cognitively impaired and normal elderly people while viewing different colors, and determine which color had the most positive impact on their emotions. Results showed that blue elicited the highest positive emotional response and may be beneficial for boosting neuro-emotions in elderly individuals. The study emphasizes the importance of mental health in aging populations.
This study examines the differences in neuro-emotion between cognitively normal and cognitively impaired elderly individuals while viewing images of red fruit or without red fruit. The purpose is to determine which kind of images are more beneficial to individuals' neuro-emotions. Results may have implications for the use of images in therapy for cognitive impairment in the elderly.