Not Being Able to Accurately Detect the Colors of Objects

question 4

Multiple Choice

 Not being able to accurately detect the colors of objects seen in your peripheral vision is best explained by ____.​ 

• A)differences in the distribution of rods and cones in different parts of the retina
• B)difficulties in paying attention to items that are not in the center of the visual field
• C)differences in the number of ganglion, amacrine, bipolar, and horizontal cells
• D)the smaller number of receptor cells in the periphery of the retina

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Definitions:

Overload Unit

A device or component in electric motors designed to protect them from running over their designed load for too long, preventing overheating or damage.

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Overload Contacts

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