How are concepts mentally represented according to exemplar theory? a. as an example of the most perfect representation of the concept b. as a set of weighted features c. as a list of all of the examples of the concept that the individual has encountered d. as a list of the features present in the perfect representation of the concept

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Marquise Rubio

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23 August, 03:24

How are concepts mentally represented according to exemplar theory? a. as an example of the most perfect representation of the concept b. as a set of weighted features c. as a list of all of the examples of the concept that the individual has encountered d. as a list of the features present in the perfect representation of the concept

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Ainsley Townsend · Answer 1

Option - C

As a list of all of the examples of the concept that the individual has encountered.

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Exemplar theory: There are certain concepts and analyses of the different objects which brings about the conclusion of which the professional requires and then they get the idea about the different properties and orientation of the object that are under consideration.