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One consistent research finding concerning natural categorization is that

-people tend to emphasize features that provide causal explanations


-the relations among features are important


-natural categories are hierarchically organized
-all the above

all the above
Warrington and Shallice found that certain patients lost their knowledge of living things as demonstrated by their poor performance in

-identifying pictures


-defining spoken words


-both a and b


-neither a nor b


both a and b
According to Rosch and Mervis, the most typical members of a category

share attributes with other members of the same category

Members of the same basic category





have many attributes in common.
An advantage of defining clinical diagnosis by a large number of overlapping features is that it encourages clinicians to
consider individual differences when treating patients
In the study of categorization, a prototype is
the average example of a member of the category

Categorizing objects reduces the complexity of the environment.




True
Natural categories differ from concept-identification tasks because

-their members are not equally good representatives of the category


-they may be defined along continuous dimensions

-they are often hierarchically organized

-all the above

all the above
The finding that people rate some even numbers as better examples than other even numbers indicates that
members of rule-defined categories can differ in representativeness


Siamese is to cat as ___ category is to ___ category.


subordinate; basic
Concept identification has been thought of by some as being accomplished by evaluating hypotheses.
True
Typicality is a measure of how well a category member fits the basic level representation
False
Disjunctive is to _____ as conjunctive is to _____.
or; and
Farah and McClelland found that their neural network model had difficulty identifying living objects when it lost
visual features
Barsalou has shown that goal-derived categories are organized around
ideals
The concept identification paradigm has been criticized on the basis that
all the above
A good example of a superordinate category might be 'animal'.
True
Which dimension would be the most difficult to represent in a prototype model
marital status
The prototype model was found to be a better predictor of categorization when the information was ___ while feature frequency model was the better predictor when the information was ___.
continuous; discrete
Which of the following does not belong?
conjunctive rule