An assumption or expectation that affects (top-down)what we see or hear is called a
A) just noticeable difference.
B) perceptual set.
C) sensory adaptation.
D) masking stimulus.

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Perceptual set refers to the tendency for our expectations and prior experiences to influence our perceptions. This can lead us to selectively attend to certain features or interpretations of sensory information, while ignoring others.

An Assumption or Expectation That Affects (Top-Down)what We See or Hear