When what you see out in the word is determined by what you expect to be out there, you are using:
A)top-down processing
B)bottom-up processing
C)figure-to-ground processing
D)opponent processing

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This scenario describes top-down processing, in which prior knowledge, expectations, and context influence perception. This is opposed to bottom-up processing, which is driven by the sensory input itself, or figure-to-ground processing, which involves distinguishing a figure from its background. Opponent processing is a type of color perception that involves pairs of colors that cannot be perceived simultaneously.

When What You See Out in the Word Is Determined