Opponent-Process Theory Explains Why _____

question 66

Multiple Choice

Opponent-process theory explains why _____.

• A) dark adaptation takes longer in cones because of the necessity of stimulating two opponent-process colors
• B) colors, such as orange and red, look brighter outside in daylight than inside in incandescent light
• C) we cannot detect colors that are reddish-green or bluish-yellow
• D) when all three cones are stimulated equally, we experience an absence of color

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