After you stare at a bright green object for a minute and look away,you see red.Which theory attempts to explain this finding?

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After you stare at a bright green object for a minute and look away,you see red.Which theory attempts to explain this finding?​

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The opponent-process theory suggests that there are three opponent-process cell groups: red-green, blue-yellow, and black-white. When one color in an opponent pair is stimulated (in this case, green), its corresponding color (in this case, red) is inhibited, creating an afterimage of the opposite color (in this case, red).

After You Stare at a Bright Green Object for a Minute