are interpreting the same visual information.
THE SURPRISING POWER OF YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION
Think back to the first time you looked at the photograph.
If you immediately saw a dinosaur-like creature, try finding the supposed embracing figures.
It may take a while.
Now reverse the challenge.
If you first noticed the two figures, look for the animal-like silhouette.
You may find that someone else’s suggestion changes which parts of the mountain attract your attention.
This is an example of how expectations influence perception.
Once you have beentold what to search
