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sheilaspns

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This term is the name for the psychological compensation for changes in light when observing a color. A viewer interprets the color to be the same under various light conditions.
 
  A. Emotional color
  B. Blurred feeling color
  C. Anamorphic constancy
  D. Color constancy

Question 2

Color from light combines and forms new color visual sensations based on the:
 
  A. Additive System
  B. Subtractive system
  C. Multiplication system
  D. Color print system



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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