This particular color deficit is the result of a malfunction in one of the mechanism for color perception in which the person may have a difficult time distinguishing particular colors.

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Dichromacy is the type of color vision deficiency where there is a malfunction in one of the mechanisms responsible for color perception, leading to difficulty distinguishing particular colors. This is different from monochromacy (D) which is a total color blindness, and achromatopsia (A) or complete color blindness, and akinetopsia (B) which is a disorder that affects motion perception. Therefore, C is the best choice.

This Particular Color Deficit Is the Result of a Malfunction