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Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.4
How does the Young-Helmholtz trichromatic theory explain color blindness?
An individual may lack a specific type of cone to perceive one or more colors.
All three types of cones are overly sensitive.
The cones in the eye cannot detect any color.
People perceive every color as gray shades.
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