Which is an example of top-down processing in the perception of speech?

An example of top-down processing in the perception of speech would be “how a person's concepts/expectations/memory can influence object recognition”. Specially when the stimulus is strong and it is register for just a fraction of time. This process is very important to explain the complexity of the object recognition

   Ahura Mazda

Explanation:  Zoroastrianism is an ancient monotheistic religion created in Persia in the 6th century BC, in its characteristics similar to Islam, although it is similar to the other two monotheistic religions. According to its concept contains the struggle between good and evil, there is a savior, as well as angels and demons. The sacred book of this religion is Avesta with its rituals and sacred hymns, and it has been shown to people to determine their destiny on the basis of their work during their lifetime. Thus the Supreme God Ahura Mazda requires from people to help in cosmic struggle against evil by doing good deeds.