A person with red-green color blindness will see the world in __________.
A) blacks, whites, and grays
B) muted reds and greens
C) blues, yellows, and grays
D) yellows, greens, and grays

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Red-green color blindness primarily affects the ability to distinguish between red and green colors, but individuals can still see blues, yellows, and grays. This type of color blindness doesn't result in seeing the world only in blacks, whites, and grays, nor does it mute reds and greens while affecting the perception of other colors normally.

A Person with Red-Green Color Blindness Will See the World