Higher scores indicate better (more preferred) health status, with 1 being equivalent to perfect health.
Object colors were more preferred against backgrounds with contrasting lightness and, to a lesser extent, contrasting saturation.
The effects of hue difference were more ambiguous but, generally speaking, object colors were more preferred on backgrounds with contrasting hues.
If people generally like more saturated figural colors, as they apparently do (Palmer & Schloss, 2010), and if a contrasting background enhances the saturation of the figural color, then figural colors should be more preferred on backgrounds with strongly contrastive hues.
Compared to females, males more perceived donor-or-surrogate informed consent as the norm (3[1,6] vs. 5[3,7], p < 0.001), more preferred mandated choice with financial incentive option (6[3,8] vs. 8[4,9], p < 0.001), and less preferred mandated choice with medical incentive option (7[4,9] vs. 5[2,7], p < 0.001).
Across the entire dataset, the positive and negative arrangement seems to be by far more preferred than a ring with predominantly a single charge.
The best model (Fig. 4) showed that figural colors were more preferred when they contrasted with the background lightness/value, when they and the background were cooler, when they were more saturated and cooler than the background, and when they and the background were more saturated (58.4% of the variance explained).
The survey, of 522 travelers worldwide, found that almost two-thirds of Americans had changed their travel behavior since the terrorist attacks, with about 20percentt more preferring domestic over foreign travel, with a few exceptions: Twelve percent more Americans wanted to visit Canada, while 6percentt more said Australia, and about 5percentt more said Mexico.
Surgery was more likely to be preferred with positive framing (survival) than negative framing (mortality) (RR 1.51, 95% CI 1.39 to 1.64 for 5 comparisons from 4 studies).
One more to consider is a preferred with a stronger dose of equity flavoring: the 8.5% convertible preferred from American International Group (74, AIG A).
