Drunk Tank Pink And Other Unexpected Forces that Shape How We Think, Feel, and Behave
In the late 1970’s researchers discovered that a particular shade of pink had a calming effect on people. Soon after, drunk tanks and even some colleges visitors’ locker rooms were being painted pink to try to take advantage of this fact.
Marketing and psychology professor Adam Atler shares the profound effects that hidden cues like color have on us, so we can mitigate their effect or use them to our benefit. According to Atler, these cues tend to reside in three