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We propose that slowed color processing and color naming in ADHD reflects a specific problem in blue-yellow color perception, which arises from hypo-functioning retinal dopaminergic mechanisms.
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He does it with time exposures and finely grained, slow color film.
Put it this way: using a little box camera with slow color film, more pictures are likely to come out if the sun is over your shoulder.
The wide spectrum of temporal frequencies used undoubtedly stimulates elements of both the faster luminance and slower color pathways.
Psychological accounts attribute slow color naming to developmental immaturity.
Thus, slow color processing might reflect subtle impairments in the perceptual encoding stage of stimulus color, which arise from hypodopaminergic functioning.
Thus, these changes in transcript levels match well the slower color change and the decreased accumulation of lycopene after treatment with IAA.
An alternative psychological explanation attributes slow color naming to developmental problems in effortful semantic processing, which is typically associated with right hemisphere function [ 8].
Analysis of the time to complete the FMT revealed slower color discrimination in the ADHD group than in the comparison group [ F (1, 56) = 4.08, p = .048].048]
A rapid change from the near infrared to 550 nm is followed by a slower color evolution during the next few hours, followed by another quick change to the final color of the film.
For example, in a seminal study on rapid automatized naming speed, Denckla [ 9] described four of the five boys with dyslexia who exhibited slow color naming as being "inattentive", but not "hyperkinetic".
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