Campbell and Robson Found That, as Their Contrasts Were Increased

question 1

Multiple Choice

Campbell and Robson found that, as their contrasts were increased, a low contrast square-wave grating could be discriminated from a low contrast sine-wave grating when:

• A) The fifth harmonic of the square-wave grating reached its contrast threshold
• B) Both gratings reached 20% contrast
• C) The third harmonic of the square-wave grating reached its contrast threshold
• D) Only if spatial frequency was lower than 2 c deg⁻¹

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