Until the 1960s, many scientists believed that most people dreamed in black and white rather than in color. This assumption came from early psychological studies in which participants frequently described their dreams without mentioning color. Researchers later realized that this belief may have been influenced by the widespread use of black-and-white television and films at the time. As color media became more common, reports of color dreams also increased significantly. Today, studies show that most people dream in color, revealing how culture and technology can shape even our private experiences.
Source: Brain Maze
