Currently, our perception of color can best be explained using:
A)a combination of trichromatic and opponent-process theories
B)trichromatic theory, on its own
C)opponent-process theory, on its own
D)neither trichromatic nor opponent-process theory, a new theory needs to be developed

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Trichromatic theory explains the encoding of color information in the cones of the retina, while opponent-process theory explains the processing of color information in the visual cortex. Both theories work together to explain our perception of color, as color is not simply encoded in the cones but also processed and compared in the brain.

Currently, Our Perception of Color Can Best Be Explained Using