According to researcher Dorthea Jameson, "A blue bird would not be mistaken for a goldfinch if it were brought indoors." This supports the concept of _____.

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This statement supports the concept of color constancy, the ability of the human visual system to perceive a consistent color for an object under different lighting conditions. Even if the lighting changes when a blue bird is brought indoors, our visual system compensates for the change and the bird is still perceived as blue, not yellow like a goldfinch. Anomalous trichromacy relates to color blindness, neutral point univariance relates to the spectral sensitivity of color vision, and area centralis is a part of the retina responsible for high acuity vision.

According to Researcher Dorthea Jameson, "A Blue Bird Would Not