Psychology 2015A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Parallax, Binocular Disparity, Visual Acuity

• School: Western University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: Psychology 2015A/B
• Professor: John Campbell

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95 mc 40% of grade tuesday april 17th 9am room ah 201. Additive color mixture: mixing lights of different wavelengths, all wavelengths are available for the observer to see. Superimposing blue and yellow lights leads to white. Colours of light are associated with wavelengths in the visible spectrum. The colours of objects are associated with which wavelengths are reflected (for opaque objects) or transmitted (for transparent objects) I car accident went from having normal colour vision to essentially just seeing black, grey, and white he was an artists so it drastically changed his work his paintings and art seemed meaningless and drab. But eventually painted in black and white and shades of grey! He even changed his food he ate white rice or black olives etc. He was only upset when saw things that were previously in colour ex. apples, blueberries, tomatoes, etc.