Which of the following is phenomenological support for the "opponent-process theory" of color vision?
A) color afterimages
B) visualizing color combinations
C) simultaneous color contrast
D) all of these

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Color afterimages, visualizing color combinations, and simultaneous color contrast are all phenomenological observations that support the opponent-process theory of color vision. Afterimages occur when the opponent process of a color is fatigued, causing the opposite color to appear. Visualizing color combinations uses the opponent-process theory to explain why we can visualize a color that we have never seen before by imagining the opposite color to the one we are imagining. Simultaneous color contrast occurs when the opponent-process theory explains why colors appear differently when viewed in context with other colors.

Which of the Following Is Phenomenological Support for the "Opponent-Process