Can a Concept Be a Value

question 44

Multiple Choice

Can a concept be a value?

• A)Yes, because concepts cannot be variables.
• B)Yes, because the variable of which the concept is a value could be the concept's genus.
• C)No, because only referents can be values.
• D)No, because concepts can only be variables.
• E)No, because then there would be no other values for the variable, so it wouldn't be a true variable.

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