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Yolanda

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Opponent neurons found in _____ provide physiological support for the opponent-process theory.
 
  A) the retina only
  B) the LGN only
  C) the superior colliculus only
  D) both the retina and LGN

Question 2

A tautological theory is one that
 
  a. has been falsified.
  b. is good for deriving research hypotheses.
  c. is derived from a tautological law.
  d. has vague or unmeasureable variables



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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