You see the letters "RED" printed in green ink. The difficulty you have in naming the color (instead of reading the word) is known as the Stroop effect.

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This statement is true. The Stroop effect refers to the delay in naming the color of a printed word when the color and word do not match. In this case, the word "RED" is printed in green ink, causing interference between the written word and the color it is printed in.

You See the Letters "RED" Printed in Green Ink