A Basic Problem with the Trichromatic Theory Is That

question 82

Multiple Choice

A basic problem with the trichromatic theory is that

• A) color cannot be analyzed into "either-or" messages.
• B) only two types of light-sensitive visual pigments have been found in the retina.
• C) four colors seem to be primary (cannot get them by mixing other colors).
• D) it only explains events recorded in the optic pathways after information leaves the eyes.

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