To account for the colour transduction process, the dual-process theory of colour combines elements of the trichromatic theory and the ______________ theory.
A)Young-Helmholtz
B)opponent-process
C)Hubel-Wiesel feature detector
D)colour blindness

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The dual-process theory of color vision combines elements of the trichromatic theory (also known as the Young-Helmholtz theory) and the opponent-process theory to account for the color transduction process. The trichromatic theory explains how the eye can see colors through the response of three types of cones sensitive to different wavelengths, while the opponent-process theory describes how colors are interpreted in the brain through opposing neural processes.

To Account for the Colour Transduction Process, the Dual-Process Theory