When we use knowledge of objects to aid in our perception of them, we are using _____.

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The use of knowledge to aid perception is an example of top-down processing, where prior knowledge and expectations influence perception. The "where" pathway is a specific neural pathway involved in spatial perception, and sensations refer to the basic sensory input from the environment. Bottom-up processing refers to the perception of stimuli based solely on their physical features, without any prior knowledge or expectations influencing perception.

When We Use Knowledge of Objects to Aid in Our