1.4K views · 15 reactions | Stretch your brain! Quickly say aloud the color you see in every word, not the word you read. It's harder than it looks, right? It's called the Stroop Effect, which is a simple phenomenon that reveals how our brain processes information when the name of a color doesn't match the color you actually see. | Elevate - Brain Training | Facebook

Stroop Effect is a psychological phenomenon where naming the color of a word takes longer if the word itself is the name of a different color (e.g., the word “blue” written in red ink) compared to when the word and color match or the word is neutral. Dr Saranya Jaikumar Educational Psychologist | Dr Saranya Jaikumar videos