It Seems Unlikely That Our Conceptual Knowledge Is Represented by Mental

question 52

Multiple Choice

It seems unlikely that our conceptual knowledge is represented by mental definitions because

• A) each person has his or her own idea about how concepts should be defined.
• B) many of our abstract concepts (e.g., justice, love, God) are difficult to define.
• C) it is easy to find exceptions to any proposed definition.
• D) most of our concepts are difficult to express in words.

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Definitions:

Collegiate Body

An organizational structure composed of members working together towards a common objective, often found in education, governance, or professional contexts.

Government in Sunshine Act

A U.S. law aimed at ensuring that meetings of government agencies are conducted in public to promote transparency.

Open Meetings Act

Legislation requiring government meetings to be held in public, ensuring transparency and accountability.

Freedom of Information Act

A law that allows for the full or partial disclosure of previously unreleased information and documents controlled by the United States government.