If participants are made to select between the “typical color” and the “opposite color” for an achromatic (gray) face, they tended to respond with the “typical color” for angry faces. (IMAGE)

Toyohashi University of Technology (TUT)

If participants are made to select between the “typical color” and the “opposite color” for an achromatic (gray) face, they tended to respond with the “typical color” for angry faces.

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If participants are made to select between the “typical color” and the “opposite color” for an achromatic (gray) face, they tended to respond with the “typical color” for angry faces.

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