Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

which of the following lists the steps in color perception in the correct order?

A
  1. Detection (able to sense light)
  2. Discrimination (able to differentiate them)
  3. Appearance (assign perceived colors to different objects in the world and assume such colors are stable)
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2
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when looking at a blue sky during the day, ___ photoreceptors are most active, while looking at a red sky during sunset ___ photoreceptors ar most active.

A

Blue sky- S cones
Red sky- L cones

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3
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Color vision is best during what type of lighting condition?

A

brighter light

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4
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The principle of univariance refers to the fact that:

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an infinite set of different wavelength-intensity combinations can elicit exactly the same response from a single type of photoreceptor

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5
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what type of color-blindness refers to the fact that:

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scotopic conditions

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6
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according to the Young-Helmholtz theory, color vision can be understood best as:

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mixing colors along 3 variables (S,M,L) that can give us the rest of the color spectrum

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7
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RGB televisions and computer monitors have red, green, and blue pixels. Why dont they have yellow pixels?

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red and green is a meatier for yellow, so the red and green pixels can be lighted up together to cause the yellow perception

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8
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mixing paints to create new colors is an example of ___ color mixing, while shining lights to create new colors is an example of ___ color mixing.

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Subtractive, additive

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9
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in HSB (hue, saturation, brightness) color space, how does red differ from pink?

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red and pink are differentiated by their saturation and brightness levels

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10
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which of the following are pieces of evidence for color opponency?

A

negative afterimage

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11
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in the hue cancellation experiments described in the textbook, if the starting color were too reddish, you would add ___ to cancel that redness.

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green

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12
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a single opponent cell in the LGN is shown to have a (a color) center and a (color 2)-surround. What would the wavelength codes be for the center and for the surround?

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Green center and red surround=M center and L surround

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13
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Color assimilation occurs when:

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Colors “bleed” into each other, each taking on some of the chromatic quality of the other

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14
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what piece of evidence suggests that color opponent processing occurs

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the inability to see both halves of the pairs at once

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15
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What is one potential explanation for why some people on the internet perceived
“The Dress” as blue and black, while others perceived it as white and gold?

A

our assumptions about how the Dress was illuminated (depends on your mental reference)

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16
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which of the following shows evidence that color vision can impact other senses as well?

A

synesthesia

17
Q

what wavelength of light would produce no response from an S cone, a moderate response from a M cone and a large response from an L cone?

A

orange

18
Q

this heuristic results in both color constancy effects and the perception of depth.

A

shadow

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