Study says this is the best color to wear for job interview and date

Study says this is the best color to wear for job interview and dateStudy says this is the best color to wear for job interview and dateColors mean different things and can have a deep impact on not only our moods but the people we come into contact with when we are wearing them. But can a color be as powerful as a great resume? Apparently yes.According to new research, black is the way to go for a job interview. The study surveyed1,500 British people and 43% chose black as the optimal color for an interview. And for men, it is also the chosen color for a first date. For women, red is the color for the first date because it is associated with love. Wink, wink. But if you want to just have fun during a night out, wear silver (12% said this was the way to go.)If you werent aware that colors can have such a profound impact, you arent alone. Over 75% of those surveyed were not aware of the psychological effects of colors. After all,wearing green can say something very different than wear ing yellow in a meeting.Psychologist Dr. Becky Spelman, who was involved with the research in the study, told The Mirror, An awareness of the cultural and psychological factors at play when it comes to color helps us get to know ourselves better and also gives us a way to communicate.Through the clothing and accessories we choose, we can use color to communicate, without words, a range of messages and emotions. For example, if someone dresses in very bright colors, at least on some level they are saying they want to be seen, he added.But if you are just looking to run more miles at the gym or go up a weight set, wear blue. Apparently, it is a very motivational color.You might also enjoyNew neuroscience reveals 4 rituals that will make you happyStrangers know your social class in the first seven words you say, study finds10 lessons from Benjamin Franklins daily schedule that will double your productivityThe worst mistakes you can make in an interview, according to 12 CEOs10 habits of mentally strong people