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    The Definitional Approach to Concepts Proposes That Concepts Consist of Separate
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The Definitional Approach to Concepts Proposes That Concepts Consist of Separate

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The definitional approach to concepts proposes that concepts consist of separate representations of experienced examples of the category.[simplify wording a bit?]

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