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1

If separate neural systems exist for processing information about specific aspects of the visual world, how are all these data integrated by the brain? Suggest one possibility.
2

The most common form of color blindness is red-green color blindness. What do people with such color blindness see instead? Describe one theory that can explain why people with this disability cannot see those two colors.
3

Describe how the opponent-process theory explains afterimaging (e.g., the flag illusion). Can the trichromatic theory also explain afterimaging? How, or why not?





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