Psychology; General Introduction
Psychology; General Introduction
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The experience of the observer fol- lows, during this process of recuperation, the retinal activity rather than the external physical fact. Thus, after looking 96 PSYCHOLOGY for a time at a brilliant red light, the observer sees very soon after the light is withdrawn a colored area of like spatial form and extent as the original but of a quality ex- actly complementary to the red ; namely, blue-green. In like fashion, the negative after-image of a blue surface is yellow.
If the stimulating surf...ace is black and white or gray rather than colored, the negative after-image will be of such a character that what was bright in the original image will ap- pear dark in the after-image, and, conversely, what was dark in the original image will appear white in the after-image.
Contrasts. After-effects in the retina very frequently operate to modify the retinal processes produced by subse- quent light stimulations. For example, let an observer who has been looking steadily at a bright red light for a time and has a strong tendency toward a green after-image look at a blue surface ; the blue surface will not be seen in its normal color, but will be seen as a mixture of blue and green, the green being contributed in this case by the after- image process in the retina.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The experience of the observer fol- lows, during this process of recuperation, the retinal activity rather than the external physical fact. Thus, after looking 96 PSYCHOLOGY for a time at a brilliant red light, the observer sees very soon after the light is withdrawn a colored area of like spatial form and extent as the original but of a quality ex- actly complementary to the red ; namely, blue-green. In like fashion, the negative after-image of a blue surface is yellow.
If the stimulating surf...ace is black and white or gray rather than colored, the negative after-image will be of such a character that what was bright in the original image will ap- pear dark in the after-image, and, conversely, what was dark in the original image will appear white in the after-image.
Contrasts. After-effects in the retina very frequently operate to modify the retinal processes produced by subse- quent light stimulations. For example, let an observer who has been looking steadily at a bright red light for a time and has a strong tendency toward a green after-image look at a blue surface ; the blue surface will not be seen in its normal color, but will be seen as a mixture of blue and green, the green being contributed in this case by the after- image process in the retina.
What to read after Psychology; General Introduction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judd, Charles Hubbard, B. 1873 to read onlineMoreLess
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