Rosch Defined a Basic Concept as One That Is

question 16

Multiple Choice

Rosch defined a basic concept as one that is:

• A) general and superordinate.
• B) less inclusive than a superordinate but more inclusive than a subordinate concept.
• C) specific and subordinate.
• D) more inclusive than a superordinate but less inclusive than a subordinate concept.

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Definitions:

Status Cues

Visual or verbal indicators that help individuals to assess or determine others' social position or rank within a hierarchy or group.

Social Interaction

The process by which individuals act and react in relation to others.

Fear, Envy, Trust

Emotional states or feelings; fear is an emotion induced by perceived danger, envy arises from desiring others' qualities or possessions, and trust is the confidence in the reliability or truth of something or someone.

Competition for Affection

The rivalry between individuals or entities to gain emotional support or love from a third party.