What is meant by bottom-up processing?
A. It always distorts our observations
B. Sensory analysis that starts at the entry level
C. When our experience and expectations guide our perception
D. Higher level mental processes are involved
E. Helps to detect the lines, angles and colours
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Correct answer: C. B, E only
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Bottom-up processing starts with sensory analysis at the entry level and detects lines, angles and colours.
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