What evidence shows that color, such as greenness, is in the brain and not in the light
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What evidence shows that color, such as greenness, is in the brain and not in the light itself?
a. Each wavelength excites a different set of cells in the retina.
b. Each wavelength excites a different set of cells in the visual cortex.
c. Increasing the intensity of the light changes the apparent color.
d. Some people are unable to see certain colors despite otherwise normal vision.
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