CODECHECK Certificate 2025-020
Paper details
Title: Exploring Categorical Colors
Author: Lukas Röseler
Abstract: Obtained from CrossRef
Language often uses categorical values (e.g., red, pink) when science provides continuous values (e.g,. rgb[255,0,0], rgb[255,0,125]). I presented participants with colors across a red (rgb[255,0,0]), purple (rgb[255,0,255]), and blue (rgb[0,0,255]) spectrum and explored whether remembered colors were assimilated towards prototypical colors (red, pink, purple, blue). This was the case for different shades of pink but it is uncertain whether this was due to the categoryhypothesis being correct, computer screens being unable to present colors correctly, or other reasons. The study’s code and data are available online (https://osf.io/86zv9/).
CODECHECK details
Certificate identifier: 2025-020
Codechecker name: Prince Oppong Boakye
Time of check: 2025-06-28 12:28:00
Repository: https://github.com/codecheckers/Exploring-Categorical-Colors
Full certificate: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15762107
Summary:
The workflow outlined in the authors’ README was easily comprehensible. All figures stored in the repository could be recreated in R, and they accurately matched those presented in the manuscript.
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