“…As with reasoning, given the complexity of our environment, we need to interpret 1 ambiguous sensory information to make sense of it (see Changizi, 2009). This occurs, for example, when we automatically complete missing parts of an object, relying on our expectations to interpret its shape (for example, see Figure 4; for work on modal and amodal completion, see, for example, Ekroll et al, 2013, 2016; Kanisza and Gerbino, 1982; Michotte et al, 1991; Van Lier and Ekroll, 2020).…”