We are more likely to perceive areas below the horizon line in a drawing as objects or figures as a result of
A)perceptual learning.
B)stereoscopic vision.
C)habitual revision.
D)retinal disparity.

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Perceptual learning is the process by which our brain learns to interpret sensory information based on past experiences. In the case of the horizon line in a drawing, we have learned through experience that objects or figures are more likely to be located above the horizon line, while areas below the horizon line tend to be the ground or other low-lying elements. Therefore, our brain automatically perceives areas below the horizon line as objects or figures, even if they are not clearly defined in the drawing.

We Are More Likely to Perceive Areas Below the Horizon