The Idea That Members of a Category Have Features That

question 130

Multiple Choice

The idea that members of a category have features that appear to be characteristic of category members,but may not be possessed by every member is called:

• A)exemplar theory.
• B)family resemblance theory.
• C)prototype theory.
• D)category-specific deficit.

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Definitions:

Superior Colliculus

A structure in the midbrain that plays a significant role in orienting movements of the eyes and head, and in processing visual and other sensory information.

Ganglion Cells

Retinal neurons that gather visual data from photoreceptors and relay it to the brain via the optic nerve.

Visual Analysis

The process of interpreting and deriving meaningful information from visual data, such as charts, graphs, images, or video.

Lateral Nucleus

Often refers to a specific part within various brain structures involved in the processing of sensory inputs or coordination of movement, its exact role depends on the specific context.