The Key Idea Behind the Opponent-Process Theory of Color Vision

question 168

Multiple Choice

The key idea behind the opponent-process theory of color vision is that:

• A)increased activation of one type of color cell decreases activation in another
• B)the retina contains three kinds of color receptors
• C)ganglion cells encode most aspects of color
• D)each hemisphere of the brain processes color differently

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