Which Theory of Color Vision Explains That Coding One Color

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Multiple Choice

Which theory of color vision explains that coding one color in a pair, such as red, seems to block the other color, green, from coming through, thus, making it impossible to see a reddish green color?

• A)three-opponent
• B)trichromatic
• C)opponent-process
• D)afterimage

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