In the "finding faces in a landscape" demonstration in your text,once you perceive a particular grouping of rocks as a face,it is often difficult not to perceive them this way.This is due to
A)the inverse projection problem.
B)a shift in your attentional focus.
C)a recency effect.
D)your prior knowledge.

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Your prior knowledge, such as your past experiences with seeing faces, plays a role in how you perceive the rocks as a face and why it is difficult to shift your perception away from that interpretation. This is due to the concept of top-down processing, where our prior knowledge and expectations affect how we perceive and interpret incoming sensory information.

In the "Finding Faces in a Landscape" Demonstration in Your