It Has Been Suggested That a Rigid Definition for a Category

question 66

Multiple Choice

It has been suggested that a rigid definition for a category is not possible and that resemblance (much like a family resemblance) may be more appropriate. Why is this the case?

• A) Categorization is very often a matter of degree, not an all-or-none process.
• B) Categories constantly add new members.
• C) Similarity is often subjective.
• D) A rigid definition is unlikely to be accepted by everyone.

Understand the Standard Communication Model and its components.

Identify and describe different defense mechanisms and their purposes.

Recognize various communication styles and how they influence learning.

Understand how to adjust communication based on an individual's learning style.

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Definitions:

Consumer Surplus

The discrepancy between the total sum consumers are prepared and able to spend on a good or service and what they ultimately pay.

Equilibrium Price

The market price at which the quantity of goods supplied equals the quantity of goods demanded.

Equilibrium Quantity

The quantity of goods or services supplied that equals the quantity demanded at the market equilibrium price.

Positively Sloped

A line or curve on a graph that increases in value as it moves from left to right, indicating a direct relationship between two variables.