The dual-process theory of colour combines the elements of the _____________ theory and the ______________ theory to account for the colour transduction process.

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The dual-process theory combines the trichromatic theory (which explains how cones in the retina respond to different wavelengths of light to create the sensation of colour) and the opponent-process theory (which explains how the brain processes information from cones to create the perception of colour and the afterimages that occur when staring at a coloured image and then looking away). The other answer choices do not accurately reflect the nature of the dual-process theory of colour.

The Dual-Process Theory of Colour Combines the Elements of the _____________