People Can Often Decide Whether Something Is a "Vehicle" Even

question 34

Multiple Choice

People can often decide whether something is a "vehicle" even though they cannot clearly define the category "vehicles". The fact that they do so tends to support the concept of

• A) semantic priming.
• B) the availability heuristic.
• C) prototypes.
• D) the word-superiority effect.

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Definitions:

Lemons

In economics, a term used to describe a product of significantly lower quality than what was expected, particularly in the context of used vehicles.

Potential Buyers

Individuals or entities that show interest in purchasing a product or service but have not yet made the decision to buy.

Relative Measure

A comparative metric that evaluates a data point or performance outcome in relation to another baseline or standard.

Emission Output

The total quantity of pollutants released into the environment, often measured in the context of industrial operations or vehicle emissions.