A) Brightness
B) Complexity
C) Hue
D) Saturation
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A) are unable to detect trichromatic colors.
B) have no conscious perception of visual stimuli but are still able to discriminate better than would be predicted by chance alone.
C) have hallucinations within the region of injury.
D) perceive objects in space that are not present.
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A) optic chiasm.
B) superior colliculus.
C) lateral geniculate nucleus.
D) primary visual cortex.
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A) More complex receptive fields are built up from inputs of simpler ones.
B) Spectrally opponent cortical cells contribute to the perception of color.
C) The visual system analyzes the number of cycles of light-dark patches in any stimulus.
D) The tendency of rods and cones to adjust their light sensitivity to match ambient illumination.
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A) In the dark, rod receptors continually release neurotransmitter onto bipolar cells.
B) When light hits the photopigment, it triggers a cascade of chemical reactions that hyperpolarize the rod receptor.
C) Rods are concentrated outside the fovea.
D) Rods contain a special photopigment called S opsin.
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A) spatial-frequency filter
B) hierarchical
C) human-recognition
D) receptive-field
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A) cannot detect the color of rapidly-moving objects, while cats can.
B) cannot distinguish black and white as well as cats can.
C) cannot distinguish bright colors as well as cats can.
D) can distinguish colors easily, while cats cannot.
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A) the constantly changing sensitivity of photoreceptors to light in order to match illumination levels.
B) the capacity of many photoreceptor cells to send signals to a single cell.
C) the sensitization of photoreceptors to light levels that are constant.
D) increases in the number of rods in response to increased length of time in darkness.
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A) "what."
B) "how."
C) "when."
D) "where."
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A) dichromatic
B) trichromatic
C) spectrally opponent
D) ganglion
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A) The photopic system uses only cone receptors.
B) Rod receptors can be activated by weak light intensity because of their high sensitivity.
C) The receptive field of cone receptors outside the fovea is small.
D) There are more rods than cones in the retina.
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A) too much sun.
B) too much reading and close-up visual activities.
C) indoor lighting.
D) genetic influences.
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A) opponent-process
B) spectrally opponent
C) dichromatic
D) trichromatic
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A) both its the center and surround are illuminated.
B) a spot of light illuminates part of its center.
C) the center of its receptive field is illuminated.
D) a spot of light illuminates part of its surround.
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A) a depolarization
B) a hyperpolarization
C) an action potential
D) no change
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