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Mood changes your vision

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Your day becomes more grey, if you are in a bad mood. According to a study by the University of Rochester, New York, people in a bad mood find it more difficult to decode blue and yellow colours than people in a neutral or good mood. Other studies have found a connection between our conception of those colours and the dopamine neurotrans­mitter. So, scientists hope that the new results can provide us with a better understand­ing of the brain’s dopamine signals.

 ??  ?? Your colour vision changes, when you are in a bad mood, according to new research.
Your colour vision changes, when you are in a bad mood, according to new research.

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