How Can Psychologists Determine What the World Looks Like to a Red-Green

question 185

Multiple Choice

How can psychologists determine what the world looks like to a red-green color-blind person?

• A) Ask a person with red-green color vision deficiency to describe what he or she sees.
• B) Ask someone who is red-green color blind in one eye to describe what he or she sees.
• C) Study the pattern of light that reflects off the retina of the person with color vision deficiency.
• D) Record the brain waves from an area of the scalp over the occipital lobe.

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Definitions:

Tibialis Anterior

A muscle located in the front part of the lower leg, responsible for dorsiflexion and inversion of the foot.

Gastrocnemius

A major calf muscle that's involved in walking, running, and jumping, contributing to the plantar flexion of the foot at the ankle.

Soleus

A powerful muscle in the lower leg that is involved in standing and walking; it runs from just below the knee to the heel.