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Color blindness and color afterimages are best explained by what theory of color vision?
(A) trichromatic theory
(B) visible hue theory
(C) opponent-process theory
(D) dichromatic theory
(E) binocular disparity theory
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(C) opponent-process theory
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Explanation
The opponent-process theory explains these two phenomena, which the trichromatic theory cannot do. Visible hue is not a color vision theory. Dichromatic is a type of color blindness, not a theory of color vision. Binocular disparity is a depth cue.
Posted : 01/02/2024 2:37 pm