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The participants were divided into five groups: normals, deuteranomals, deuteranopes, protanomals, and protanopes.

Figure 4 is a more detailed analysis in which the deuteranomals and protanomals are divided into mild, moderate, and severe subgroups.

A similar pattern occurs with Y signals, except that both deuteranomals and protanomals have significantly shorter response times than do deuteranopes.

The differences are statistically significant, except for normal participants between G and Y signals, for deuteranomals between G and Y signals, for deuteranopes between R and Y signals, for protanomals for Y signals with both R and G signals, and for protanopes for Y signals with both R and G signals.

Traffic signal color recognition is a problem for both protan and deutan color-vision deficients

The more severely affected deuteranomals and protanomals will most likely perform similarly to the deuteranopes in this study because the more severe forms of these defects approach the loss of color perception experienced by deuteranopes.

Color and defective color vision as factors in the conspicuity of signs and signals

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