Bottom-up processing refers to the way people examine a new stimulus for
A)contextual cues.
B)contrasting details.
C)perceptual closure.
D)recognizable features.

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Bottom-up processing involves analyzing individual features of a stimulus and using them to build a larger understanding or perception. Therefore, recognizable features would be the best choice for describing what people examine in a new stimulus during bottom-up processing. Contextual cues, contrasting details, and perceptual closure are all related to higher-level processing and involve using prior knowledge or expectations to interpret a stimulus.

Bottom-Up Processing Refers to the Way People Examine a New