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

question 64

Multiple Choice

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

• A)Determine which wavelengths strike the retina of someone with color vision deficiency.
• B)​Record brain waves from the visual cortex while shining various lights.
• C)​Ask someone with red-green color vision deficiency to describe what he or she sees.
• D)​Ask someone who is red-green color-blind in one eye to describe what he or she sees.

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Definitions:

Argument by Analogy

A form of reasoning in which an argument or claim is supported by drawing a comparison between two similar situations or cases.

Similarities

Refers to the aspects or qualities that two or more entities have in common.

Dissimilarities

The state or quality of being unlike or different in nature, form, or quality.

Relevance

The degree to which something is related or useful to the matter at hand.