The Munsell (1996) system used in psychological research, defines three dimensions of colour which are:
A)shade, value and chroma
B)hue, depth and chroma
C)hue, value and chromatic
D)hue, value and chroma
E)hue, depth and chromatic

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The Munsell system used in psychological research defines three dimensions of color as hue, value and chroma. Hue refers to the color's wavelength or position on the color spectrum, value refers to the color's lightness or darkness, and chroma refers to the color's saturation or intensity. Therefore, the best choice is D, hue, value and chroma.

The Munsell (1996) System Used in Psychological Research, Defines Three