[carla p] Writing Practice Test 854731

The table chart and the table report information about the Japan's population. On the one hand, there are no radical change that characterise the Japan population. However, It grows up and it will starts to go down even if not drastically. On the other hand, the number of people aged 65 or over increasgly arise over the year.

The number of population in Japan between 1950 and 2055 is almost stable. In 1950 it was registered the lowest number of population, almost 84 million. After that, the population started gowing and in 2005 the Japan population exceded 127 million. In 2010 the number of Japan people started decline and in 2055 there will be less than 90 million of residents.

The part of Japan population aged 65 or over radically increase over the years. Indeed, in 1950 they represented less than 5% of the entire population and in the future they will represent almost 50% of population. In particular in 2055 old people will represent more than 40% of the entire residents. 2035 and 2055 are the years in which the entire population of Japanaise will go down (respectively 110 million and 89 million of people) and the number of old people increase (respectively 37 million and 36 million). Although in 2055 the people over 64 will be less than in 2035, the amount of old people will climb because of the general trend of decreasement that will affect the entire Japan's population.

The role of colors in our psycological life is crucial. Some people suggest hence to pay attention on color schemes when workplaces or hospital are decorated. I agree that colors affect people's psychological health. A particular place's decoration can arouse a determinate feeling that could favour or penalise the capacity of people in a work place.

Colors affect our psycological life. They possess an extraordinary social role. It is not a case that the famous table of emotions is presented in different colors where the different colors represent different emotions. For instance, blue incline people to be sad while red is said to be the color of passion, and move strongly the emotions of a person by setting of her pleasures. Lastly the grey's shades stimulate anxiety. Therefore, I think that the hospital's walls or officies cannot be decorated in grey or blue as long as it is better to stimulate their positiveness and productivity. Thre is a curious story about Princess Sissi, that confirm the impact of color in our life. She was obsessed about her wight and fitness. For this reason, she decored purple all the walls of her appartmanets. Indeed, pourple is said to be the color which stimulates the absence of hunger. Thus, when the princess was there it was easier for her to be fast.

By contrast, there are also some colors that stimulate fantasy, creativity and peace. Green is one of that color. Then, to decorate hospitals with green shades could be a good way to produce positive vibes in people who are sicks. Moreover, yellow is defined as the color that describes the feeling of being proud, aware and confident. Then, using this color in the walls of the officies will stimulate workers to do their better. Their capacity in the work-place will be maximased by the general environment.

In conclusion, I believe that colors affect our psychological life and then people should pay attention in the feelings they stimulate when they decore a room or a building intented to welcome a particular type of people like sicks people or workers. Psychological life is important and relevant as the physical one and colors can affects our moods as well as physical accidents do.