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During a science fair, a group of students came up with the following question: 'Is color an inherent property in objects or is it a product of the mind?' Why would this question be extremely difficult to answer scientifically?

A.) How people experience color varies

B.) Color is not an observable phenomenon

C.) It does not attempt to explain the natural world

D.) The experimental group would be too large.

Answer 1

Hey!

Your answer is going to be A.) How people experience color varies.

You can't test how different people see the same colors. Everyone will see something different.

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Answer 2

Answer:

A.) How people experience color varies

Explanation:

This question would be hard to answer scientifically because each person has a different perception of color.

The retina, the portion of the eye responsible for capturing the image, has two groups of cells: rods and cones. Cones are the cells responsible for our color perception, and our eyes have red, blue, and green cones. However, each person carries different portions of each type of cone, generating different color perceptions. For example, a plate that you consider red may be seen as brown or pink by some people, precisely because of the difference in the proportion of the cones and how each brain receives the information.