Question

Suppose someone claims that color can be explained by the physics of light. What evidence argues against that claim Diffraction of light by a prism Binocular depth perception Optical illusions Color vision deficiency QUESTION 2 A gray square could look blue, yellow, or any other color, depending on its surround True False QUESTION 3 When you view a tabletop, its front side makes a bigger image on your retina than the back side does, but you perceive it as rectangular. This fact is an example of what? Closure Motion parallax Shape constancy Convergence

Answer 1

1. color vision deficiency.
If color is just property of light and not involve human capacity, then why same light is seen as colored to while non colored to night blind people

2. true, as explained by opponent process of color vision.

3. Shape constancy

even if image of frint side is larger, we know that table s rectangular and perceive it as rectangular due to shape constancy.

4. false alarm

In signal detection, if an innocent person is convicted , it will be a false alarm

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