Psychology of Light Flashcards

1
Q

_____ is the feelings, attitudes, and images people have of different places, peoples,
and environments. The images people have in their heads of where places are
located are called perceptual or mental maps.

A

Perception

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2
Q

_____ is the active psychological process in which stimuli are selected and organized into
meaningful patterns.

A

Perception

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3
Q

_____ is the process of becoming aware of something through the senses and achieving
understanding of it; the process of interpretation based on sensation

A

Perception

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4
Q

Lighting has a major impact on the _____

A

Gestalt

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5
Q

Rooms without _____ cause people to feel listless and depressed

A

Contrast

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6
Q

What are the 3 elements/types of light?

A
  1. Ambient Light
  2. Focal Glow
  3. Sparkle
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7
Q

______ light plays a vital role in synchronizing internal biological rythms with eternal lighting and dark enviornments

A

Ambient Light

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8
Q

The type of light that draws attention. Wether it be a surface, object, detail or person

A

Focal Glow

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9
Q

_____ lighting patterns viewed as monotonous and boring

A

Uniform

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10
Q

At what angle is lighting best?

A

45-90 degrees

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11
Q

Light just above the ____ is best

A

Horizon

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12
Q

Is side periphery lighting okay?

A

Yes!

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13
Q

Environments that are complex, crowded,
asymmetrical, novel, unfamiliar, surprising
or random are?
Such as a club or daycare

A

High-load/ high contrast

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14
Q

Environments that are simple, uncrowded,
symmetrical, conventional, familiar,
unsurprising or organized.
Such as a hospital and lobby

A

Low-load/ low contrast

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15
Q

What establishes the emotional setting?

A

Brightness

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16
Q

These are all examples of how to establish _____ _____
1. developing patterns of light and shade
2. intentional lighting of surfaces and objects to be brighter or darker
3. define clear relationship between foreground and background

A

Brightness Contrast

17
Q

Peoples perception or the size of a room can be affected by the ______ and _______ of the lighting at the rooms perimeter

A

intensity/uniformity

18
Q

Differences in horizontal and vertical surface illuminance alters _________ of ________ and clarity

A

Perception / spaciousness