Scene schema is
A) rapid movements of the eyes from one place to another in a scene.
B) short pauses of the eyes on points of interest in a scene.
C) how attention is distributed throughout a static scene.
D) knowledge about what is contained in a typical scene.

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Scene schema refers to the knowledge or expectations we have about what is typically present in a scene. It helps us to quickly understand and interpret the visual information in a given environment. Options A, B, and C refer to different aspects of eye movements and attention, but do not directly relate to the concept of scene schema.

Scene Schema Is