Discussion
Assertion (A): Visual colour assessment should not rely on a single observer.
Reason (R): Normal observers vary measurably in their colour matching functions.
Answer: C
Both are true and the reason gives the reason, and a panel averages out that variation. Instrumental measurement removes the observer variable entirely. A panel averages out the residual variation. One observer is never sufficient on its own.
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