If a blue-yellow ganglion cell is exposed to the color blue, it will fire in response to blue. If it is exposed to yellow:
a. it will become inhibited and, upon release of exposure to yellow, cause an after-image of blue.
b. it will become excited.
c. it will become inhibited and, upon release of exposure to yellow, cause an after-image of red.
d. it will experience a depolarization.
Question 2
When you shift your gaze abruptly from one point to another, this movement is called:
a. saccadic movement.
b. vergence movement.
c. pursuit movement.
d. erratic movement.
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