The Strong View of Categorical Perception Is That People

question 21

Multiple Choice

The strong view of categorical perception is that people:

• A) can discriminate stimuli within a category only when those stimuli have salient distinguishing features.
• B) cannot discriminate stimuli within a category.
• C) experience stimuli as coming from distinct categories.
• D) are very good at discriminating among stimuli both within and between categories.

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