When we search a scene, initial fixations are most likely to occur on __________ areas.
A) high-load
B) low-load
C) high-saliency
D) low-saliency

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High-saliency areas are those that stand out from their surroundings due to distinct features such as brightness or color contrast, and these areas are more likely to attract initial fixations during scene search.

When We Search a Scene, Initial Fixations Are Most Likely