The participants with light colored paper did not write more about the happiest moments of their life and less about the saddest moments of their life than people with dark colored paper, instead the opposite happened. These results are not consistent with the The effects of color on the moods of college students conducted by Kurt and Osueke(2014) experiments. The colors didn’t evoke the hypothesized emotions like according to Kurt and Osueke(2014) experiments where for example warm colors such as red, yellow and orange were more pleasant to the mind. For this experiment, around 3% of the participants wrote more about the happiest moments of their life on the dark colored paper, rather than on the light colored paper. The control group(white colored paper) had the most sad