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Week 8 - Concepts & Categories
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Preguntas del test (6)
1Natural categories are defined as those that exist out there in nature.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
2Natural categories have a correlational structure, which is described as?
- AThat certain features are likely to coincide with certain other features.
- BThat we can not infer causal categories.
- CCertain features generally correlate with any other ambiguous features.
- DFeatures measured in a cross sectional study.
3Which of the following are characteristics of natural categories?
- AFuzzy sets
- BFamily resemblance
- CFamily typicality
- DTypicality
- EInternal Structure
- FArbitrarily connected features
4A prototype in a category is...
- ASomething that is borderline in that category or not. A bookend in furniture for example.
- BSomething in a category that is moderately typical of that category.
- CThe member of a category with the best family resemblance scores.
- DA member in a category which has the worst family resemblance.
- EThe first version of a new invention.
5What are the three category levels?
- ASuper-ordinate
- BBasic level
- CSubordinate
- DSupra-ordinate
- EConscious
- FUnconscious
- GHyper-ordinate
- HHypo-ordinate
6Which theory of categorization is able to account for categorizing within context?
- ATheory based view
- BExemplar view
- CPrototype view
- DNatural category view
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- Descripción
- PSY246 - Cognitive Psychology Test sobre Week 8 - Concepts & Categories, creado por Daniel Whiting el 08/05/2017.
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- Daniel Whiting
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- English
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