Do men and women see color the same way, or are women more sensitive to variation and intensity?
—Leo Campbell, Portland, Ore.

The only difference is that color blindness affects about 20 times as many males as females.
(2 March 2008)

Perception Coloured by Language -- Nature (3/3/08)

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• Battle of the Sexes: How Women and Men See Things Differently -- National Geographic News (30 November 2012)
  
  
• Color Codes (HTML)
  
  
• Color, Contrast & Dimension in News Design -- Poynter
  
  
• Colour Lovers
  
  
• Color Theory Tutorial -- Janet Lynn Ford
  
  
• Crayons and Choice: A Headache in 120 Colors -- NPR (26 January 2010)
  
  
• Do you see what I see? -- BBCNews (08 August 2011)
  • Horizon: Do you see what I see? [video]
    
    
• Humans' Aversion to Red Stems From Evolutionary Past -- Discovery News (10 June 2011)
  
  
• Men and Women Really Do See Things Differently -- National Geographic News (07 September 2012)
  
  
• Stop on Red: The Effects of Color May Lie Deep in Evolution -- Science Daily (08 June 2011)
  
  
• Through the Language Glass: Does the language you speak affect or reflect how you perceive and think about the world? [Book Review] -- Guardian (06 March 2012)
  
  
• Words Cannot Express -- New York Times (03 September 2010)
  
  

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