Identification of an Item May Be Influenced by Surrounding Information

question 6

Multiple Choice

Identification of an item may be influenced by surrounding information especially when the sensory information is ambiguous.This example of a top-down approach of perception in terms of using the surrounding information is called

• A)micro-identity effect.
• B)direct assimilation effects.
• C)context effects.
• D)synthetic conglomeration effects.

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