Part 2 - Let me know the mistakes

In addition, Edward de Bono, Maltese Psychologist at the University of Oxford, in his book, The Six Thinking Hats, says that colors have a great power in the life of people and how they face problems. He groups the colors into three antagonistic pairs: white - red, black - yellow and green - blue. Each color represents a way of thinking and has the power to how one deals with problems: objectivism - intuition, pessimism - optimism and creativity - control, respectively. In short, the power of color is not only limited to fashion or decoration, but extends to the human personality and way of thinking.

Concluding In conclusion, I think that colors can mark people’s life; it's a perception issue. The most common example is the belief that boys have to wear blue and girls, pink. However, individual attraction to the each color is intrinsic to each person. and the It is most important is to know how to take advantage of the results of all these investigations this research to get more the most benefits to from the use of colors in our personal life, in our relationships, in our work and in our businesses. (using "in" so many times is not incorrect, just redundant) Supporting this, (It's understood that you are using a quote as supporting evidence) We can quote Joseph Albers when he says, "Any color perception is an illusion ... We do not see the colors as they really are. In our perception, they can be converted to each other rearranged so that two different colors look the same, for example, or two identical colors, different; or an opaque one looks like transparent and concrete forms become unrecognizable”.