The textbook illustrated the production of negative afterimages by suggesting that readers stare at the center of a green heart, edged in yellow. After 20 seconds, when the gaze was switched to a white paper, there was a "change of heart!" What colors did you "see" in the image of the heart on the white paper? How does opponent-process theory explain this finding?

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The Answer of The textbook illustrated the production of negative afterimages by suggesting that readers stare at the center of a green heart, edged in yellow. After 20 seconds, when the gaze was switched to a white paper, there was a "change of heart!" What colors did you "see" in the image of the heart on the white paper? How does opponent-process theory explain this finding?

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