What is true of a situation in which we attempt to interpret an ambiguous figure?

A) Primitive features do not connect with each other in logical ways.
B) Bottom-up processing does not occur.
C) Our perception routinely goes beyond the information given to us.
D) We process the entire array simultaneously and in parallel, which results in an overload in top-down processing.

When we attempt to interpret an ambiguous figure, our perception goes beyond the information given to us. This is an example of top-down processing, where our expectations, context, and previous experiences influence our interpretation. In ambiguous figures, we have to rely on top-down processing to resolve the ambiguity because the primitive features do not connect with each other in logical ways, and bottom-up processing alone cannot lead to a clear interpretation.