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Colour Discrimination

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Colour Discrimination
The degree to which one can distinguish subtle differences in colour


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However, contrast is higher and the subtlety of colour discrimination is lacking.
The practitioner should also ensure that the patient is not wearing tinted contact lenses that have been designed to improve colour discrimination (see later), as this is usually not allowed for occupational testing; if such an aid was used then the result must be appropriately annotated.
If you listen to many commentators, it seems that in just a few decades, due to these major appointments, we've experienced the liberalisation of sex for the good of the world, the equalisation of women in our society and now, with the first black President of the USA, the end of colour discrimination.
 
 
 
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