According to the opponent-process theory, what is the relationship between colours?

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answered Jan 17 by StefanieBret (2.1k points)

Colour perception is based on three pairs of opponent colours - red-green, yellow-blue, and black-white - which are processed in opposing neural pathways in the brain.

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