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How does light and color in indoor work environment impact psychological functioning? Is this a cross-cultural effect? Why or why not?

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Light and color in an indoor work environment tends to impact psychological functioning, largely due to the fact that more light tends to have a psychological effect of stimulating individuals more, as well as boosting their mood at that particular time, which leads to greater productivity. This is especially true of sunlight; due to the fact that it ...

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