There Is a Pattern of Converging Evidence with Respect to Prototype

Multiple Choice

There is a pattern of converging evidence with respect to prototype theory. This means that

A) different individuals agree in their identification of typical category members.
B) the same category members turn out to be privileged in a wide range of experimental tasks.
C) more recent studies have allowed a more precise specification of which category members are typical.
D) as children grow up, they gain a more specific notion of what it is that identifies each category.