Which process allows more light to reach the retina?

A) accommodation of the lens
B) transduction of the blind spot
C) dilation of the pupil
D) perceptual adaptation of feature detectors

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Which process allows more light to reach the retina?A)  accommodation of the lensB)  transduction of the blind spotC)  dilation of the pupilD)  perceptual adaptation of feature detectors

Asiah Armstrong · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  The dilation of the pupil allows more light to enter the eye and reach the retina, which can enhance visual acuity in low light conditions. Accommodation of the lens refers to the ability of the lens to change its shape to focus on objects at different distances, transduction of the blind spot refers to the process by which the brain fills in missing information in the visual field, and perceptual adaptation of feature detectors refers to the brain's ability to adapt to changes in sensory input over time. While these processes may also impact visual perception, they do not directly relate to the amount of light that reaches the retina.

Which process allows more light to reach the retina?

A) accommodation of the lens
B) transduction of the blind spot
C) dilation of the pupil
D) perceptual adaptation of feature detectors

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