a shade must mean the same thing for everyone.
You can also notice whether an association changes with context. A color in a childhood photograph may bring one feeling, while the same color on a work document brings another. That difference does not invalidate the exercise. It illustrates why personal experience matters more than a fixed chart of meanings.
There is no need to force every choice into a hidden problem. Sometimes a color catches your attention simply because you enjoy it or because it stands out against the background.
