What colour helpful for memorizing?

Answer 1

According to this scientific study - see Link! - there is no difference between words printed in black ink and words printed in colored ink. The people remembered both sorts of words equally well.

Answer 2

Using colors can help when creating mind maps. Often, points made may be related to one another, therefore it is common to have over-lapping lines while mind mapping. In order to avoid confusion (often, uni-coloured texts is interpreted by the brain as a messy chunk of information, which repels the mind's attention), when over-lapping lines, use different colours. This not only makes the mind map more interesting, but also easier to follow.

Even better, you can associate the colours to certain meanings. For example if you are making a mind map on a character analysis, and you want to connect the emotions of the characters, you can use the colour Red.

Mind-mapping is an excellent tool for remembering information, provided that you have read the material in the first place. Mind maps are no different from the brain, which creates connections between different concepts in order to 'remember' it.

Ever wonder how sometimes a word triggers your memory about something you forgot a long time ago? Mind maps uses the same mechanism. Using very few words, it triggers your memory so that you do not have to write the whole information down.

Answer 3

Anything you can do to help you remember something is a good thing. If you can color-code your material and help you remember it better, great! Tying in a vivid mental image does help to remember things, so associating something with a particular color could help you.

Answer 4

Studies show that color has nothing to do with remembering. If you're looking for a color that helps you notice things better, it would be plain black on white, just like the words here on the screen. The color red can also be visually striking as a background, but too much of it makes you start ignoring it, so black on white is best.

Answer 5

Scientific studies do you show that any one color helps you to remember. Plain black and white (text on paper) is the most effective color combination.

Answer 6

Studies show that color makes no difference to learning. You can use any color that you wish.

Answer 7

Yellow is the best because it gives a shock to the brain from the eye, and that's why people use it to highlight.

Answer 8

green