Which of the following aspects of color vision depends most strongly on the cerebral cortex-and can be lost after damage to the cerebral cortex that does not impair other aspects of color vision?

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Color constancy, the ability to see colors as constant despite changes in lighting, requires processing by the cerebral cortex. Damage to this region can result in loss of color constancy without affecting other aspects of color vision. The other options (perception of blue light, negative afterimages, and color brightness) are all aspects of color vision that can also be affected by damage to other parts of the visual system.

Which of the Following Aspects of Color Vision Depends Most