This research looked at how young adults solve drawing tasks to understand how we see things. They discovered that when we look at objects, we form different types of guesses in our minds. These guesses help us figure out what we're seeing and make sense of it. People used various strategies to complete the drawing task, like focusing on details or looking at the bigger picture. This study shows that our brains work hard to make sense of what we see by making different types of guesses to clear up any confusion.