The Trichromatic and Opponent?process Theories of Color Vision Are Not

question 13

Multiple Choice

The trichromatic and opponent?process theories of color vision are not in conflict because each corresponds to __________

• A) a different portion of the spectrum.
• B) the opposite half of perceivable colors.
• C) one type of color blindness.
• D) a different stage of visual processing.

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