Color Perception in 12th Class Lecture

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What is the reason behind a color appearing more prominent when surrounded by its opponent color according to the text?

Enhanced contrast due to the opponent colors being in close proximity

How does color assimilation affect the perception of colors?

It causes colors to blend into each other

What perceptual effect leads to two colors blending into each other and one color adopting properties of the other color?

Color assimilation

Why does a sphere appear green when overlaid with green lines according to the text?

Color assimilation

In the context of the text, what happens when you surround central blocks with their own colors?

Enhanced contrast and increased prominence

How does proximity affect the perception of colors in relation to their opponents according to the text?

Proximity intensifies the contrast between colors

What is the perceptual effect where a color in one region induces a color in its surrounding region?

Color assimilation

Why does red appear more prominent when surrounded by its opponent color green?

Because red and green are complementary colors

What decreases when a red block is surrounded by a lighter version of its own color?

Contrast between red and its surroundings

Which phenomenon explains the ability of the visual system to perceive the same color in different levels of lighting?

Color constancy

What makes an object appear to change in color when viewed under different lighting conditions?

Color constancy

Why would staring at a specific color for a long time result in seeing a color afterimage?

Because of temporary desensitization of color receptors

Explore the fascinating world of color perception in the 12th class lecture series. Learn about perceptual phenomena, color contrast, color assimilation, color afterimages, and mechanisms of color perception under different lighting conditions.

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