Behavioral Data Supporting the Feature-Analysis Model Show That People

question 6

Multiple Choice

Behavioral data supporting the feature-analysis model show that people:

• A) confuse letters that have several features in common.
• B) use highly salient exemplars of a class with which to compare new objects.
• C) use fairly detailed mental blueprints with which to compare new instances.
• D) compare features present in the object with a mental checklist of important features.

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Definitions:

Units

Refers to a measurement or quantity of something, often used in the context of production, sales, or inventory in various industries.

Utility Function

A function that reflects the satisfaction or utility a consumer derives from consuming goods or services.

Budget Constraint

A constraint on the combinations of goods a consumer is able to purchase, determined by their income level and the costs of these items.

Income

The income earned from labor or investments, often received periodically.