The apparent color of an object is influence by the colors of other nearby objects.This effect is called
A)opponent-process.
B)the trichromatic theory of color.
C)simultaneous color contrast.
D)the afterimage effect.

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Simultaneous color contrast is the effect where the apparent color of an object is influenced by the colors of nearby objects. This is because the visual system processes color perception in a relative way, comparing the colors of neighboring objects to determine the perceived color of each object. The other options, opponent-process, trichromatic theory of color, and afterimage effect, all refer to different aspects of color perception but do not specifically address the phenomenon of simultaneous color contrast.

The Apparent Color of an Object Is Influence by the Colors