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Jramos095 · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

The phenomenon of color constancy makes the point that

A) the perceived color of an object is not solely determined by the wavelengths of light that it reflects.
B) color is trichromatic.
C) color perception is trichromatic.
D) component and opponent processing are equal.
E) color and wavelength are the same thing.

Question 2

In his compelling demonstrations of color constancy, Land showed that a particular area of a Mondrian stayed the same color even though there were major changes in the wavelengths that it was reflecting, provided that the Mondrian was

A) illuminated.
B) illuminated by at least one wavelength.
C) illuminated by at least a low and a high wavelength.
D) illuminated by at least a low, a medium, and a high wavelength.
E) monochromatic.