How does opponent process theory explain the occurrence of afterimages?

• A. Afterimages occur due to the rebound effect of opponent process cells after prolonged exposure to a color.
• B. Afterimages result from the overlapping activity of different cones.
• C. Afterimages are caused by the fatigue of cones in the retina.
• D. Afterimages are a result of the visual cortex misinterpreting color information.

Answer: (A)