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color wheel

color wheel In mental health settings, a color wheel can refer to a nonverbal tool that asks a person to pick a color in answer to a question about their health or psychological state.

In mental health settings, a color wheel can refer to a nonverbal tool that asks a person to pick a color in answer to a question about their health or psychological state. The Manchester Color Wheel groups colors as positive, neutral, or negative and is used to help communicate mood or frame of mind.

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Drafting source: Carruthers Helen R; Magee Linda; Osborne Susan; Hall Linda K; Whorwell Peter J. The Manchester Color Wheel: validation in secondary school pupils. 2012; DOI 10.1186/1471-2288-12-136; article XML SHA-256 053f3deae2ef8dd3aac10bc5f09d5d099c2e0f1296387c8ed009fea249abacea. “The Manchester Color Wheel: validation in secondary school pupils” (10.1186/1471-2288-12-136).
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