Multiple Choice
Exemplar theories hold that we store:
A) a general representation of a category and judge instances by degree of similarity.
B) several different instances of a category but abstract a general model for comparison purposes.
C) a general representation of a category,but when it comes time to judge,we generate specific instances for comparison.
D) a number of different instances of a category and judge new instances by degree of similarity.
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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