Problem: As part of an experiment, Feng is seated in front of a blank computer screen. On each trial, an object appears and the task is to name the object as rapidly as possible. The object is either presented alone or within a scene for context. For example, a chicken may be presented alone or in a barnyard. Feng is significantly faster at naming the object when it is presented in a scene. This result of faster reaction times is evidence for: A. top-down processing in visual perception. B. selective attention. C. bottom-up processing in visual perception. D. inattentional blindness.? Need Assignment Help?