(2) COLOR THEORIES

Question 1

long wavelength

Answer 1

red

Question 2

blue/yellow
red/green
black/white

• Trichromatic (Young-Helmholtz)
• Opponent Process (Ewald Hering)
• Ladd-Franklin

Answer 2

• Opponent Process (Ewald Hering)

Question 3

Uses colored lights

• additive
• subtractive

Answer 3

• additive

Question 4

Uses colored pigments

• additive
• subtractive

Answer 4

• subtractive

Question 5

white-black –> katabolic change/process?

Answer 5

white

Question 6

creating another resultant color

• physical
• physiological
• juxtaposition

Answer 6

• juxtaposition

Question 7

medium wavelength

Answer 7

green

Question 8

cone photoreceptors are linked together to form 3 opposing color pairs

• Trichromatic (Young-Helmholtz)
• Opponent Process (Ewald Hering)
• Ladd-Franklin

Answer 8

• Opponent Process (Ewald Hering)

Question 9

Uses colored lights (Additive)

• physical
• physiological
• juxtaposition

Answer 9

• physical

Question 10

red sensation

• erythrolabe
• chlorolabe
• cyanolabe

Answer 10

• erythrolabe

Question 11

Arranging different colors side- by-side for creating optical effects in a viewer’s eye

• physical
• physiological
• juxtaposition

Answer 11

• juxtaposition

Question 12

under Ladd-Franklin what is the stage 1

• red-green sensitivity
• achromatic vision (black and white)
• blue-yellow sensitivity

Answer 12

• achromatic vision (black and white)

Question 13

theory invented by Ewald Hering

Answer 13

Opponent Process

Question 14

building up compound of color

• anabolic change
• katabolic change

Answer 14

• anabolic change

Question 15

white-black –> anabolic change/process?

Answer 15

black

Question 16

red-green –> katabolic change/process?

Answer 16

red

Question 17

under Ladd-Franklin what is the stage 3

• red-green sensitivity
• achromatic vision (black and white)
• blue-yellow sensitivity

Answer 17

• red-green sensitivity

Question 18

Based on positive after-image

• physical
• physiological
• juxtaposition

Answer 18

• physiological

Question 19

green sensation

• erythrolabe
• chlorolabe
• cyanolabe

Answer 19

• chlorolabe

Question 20

theory invented by Young-Helmholtz

Answer 20

Trichromatic

Question 21

red-green –> anabolic change/process?

Answer 21

green

Question 22

short wavelength

Answer 22

blue

Question 23

breakdown compound of color

• anabolic change
• katabolic change

Answer 23

• katabolic change

Question 24

yellow-blue –> anabolic change/process?

Answer 24

blue

Question 25

three types of cone responsible for color perception * Trichromatic (Young-Helmholtz) * Opponent Process (Ewald Hering) * Ladd-Franklin

Answer 25

* Trichromatic (Young-Helmholtz)

Question 26

under Ladd-Franklin what is the stage 2 * red-green sensitivity * achromatic vision (black and white) * blue-yellow sensitivity

Answer 26

* blue-yellow sensitivity

Question 27

blue sensation * erythrolabe * chlorolabe * cyanolabe

Answer 27

* cyanolabe

Question 28

Based on the positioning of colors * physical * physiological * juxtaposition

Answer 28

* juxtaposition

Question 29

Uses colored pigments (Subtractive) * physical * physiological * juxtaposition

Answer 29

* physical

Question 30

yellow-blue --> katabolic change/process?

Answer 30

yellow

Question 31

proposed that color vision evolved from 3 different stages * Trichromatic (Young-Helmholtz) * Opponent Process (Ewald Hering) * Ladd-Franklin

Answer 31

* Ladd-Franklin