The Dominant Contemporary Theory of Color Discrimination Is the

question 63

Multiple Choice

The dominant contemporary theory of color discrimination is the

• A) Helmholtz trichromatic hypothesis.
• B) Hering opponent-process hypothesis.
• C) De Valois hypothesis of spectrally opponent cells.
• D) Zeki hypothesis of cortical color processing.

Understand the critique of traditional diagnostic systems and therapy methods from a gender-sensitive perspective.

Recognize the importance of an egalitarian therapist-client relationship.

Understand the role of communication in gender-sensitive therapy and the importance of viewing problems within a socio-political context.

Understand the concept of consciousness and its various components.

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