When Categorising Stimuli, the Accentuation Effect Is Enhanced When

question 78

Multiple Choice

When categorising stimuli, the accentuation effect is enhanced when:

• A) the categorisation has importance, relevance or value to the person.
• B) it is easy to categorise the stimuli based on differing attributes.
• C) the categorisation is based on easily observable, physical characteristics.
• D) the categorisation is not important or relevant to the person.

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