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What is the difference between cerebral achromatopsia and congenital achromatopsia?
What is the difference between cerebral achromatopsia and congenital achromatopsia?
- Cerebral achromatopsia is a genetic absence of one or more cone receptors, while congenital achromatopsia is caused by damage to the cerebral cortex. (correct)
- Both cerebral achromatopsia and congenital achromatopsia are caused by damage to the cerebral cortex.
- Both cerebral achromatopsia and congenital achromatopsia are genetic absences of one or more cone receptors.
- Cerebral achromatopsia and congenital achromatopsia are the same thing.
What are the aesthetic and signaling functions of color perception?
What are the aesthetic and signaling functions of color perception?
- Identifying and classifying objects and aposematism. (correct)
- None of the above
- Cuing emotions in facial expressions.
- Both A and B
What did Newton's experiment show about white light?
What did Newton's experiment show about white light?
- That white light is made up of a few select wavelengths.
- That white light is made up of only one wavelength.
- That every wavelength is a constituent of white light. (correct)
- That white light is not made up of any wavelengths.
What range of wavelengths are visible to humans?
What range of wavelengths are visible to humans?
What is spectral power distribution?
What is spectral power distribution?
What causes chromatic colors to occur?
What causes chromatic colors to occur?
What does selective transmission mean?
What does selective transmission mean?
Study Notes
- Cerebral achromatopsia is caused by damage to the cerebral cortex, while congenital achromatopsia is a genetic absence of one or more cone receptors.
- Color perception has aesthetic and signaling functions, such as identifying and classifying objects and aposematism.
- Color can also cue emotions in facial expressions.
- Newton's experiment showed that every wavelength is a constituent of white light.
- Visible wavelengths range from 400nm to 700nm in the electromagnetic spectrum.
- Spectral power distribution is highest at different wavelengths for different types of light.
- Most forms of light are heterochromatic mixtures of light frequencies.
- Chromatic colors occur when some wavelengths are reflected more than others, while achromatic colors occur when light is reflected equally across the spectrum.
- Selective transmission means that only some wavelengths pass through an object or substance.
- Monochromatic light has the highest intensity at the wavelength it is set to.
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How well do you understand the science of color perception? Test your knowledge with our quiz! From the electromagnetic spectrum to the differences between achromatic and chromatic colors, this quiz covers it all. See how much you know about color cues in facial expressions, selective transmission, and the aesthetics and signaling functions of color perception. With keywords like cerebral achromatopsia, visible wavelengths, and spectral power distribution, you'll feel like a color science expert by the end of this quiz!
