It Seems Unlikely That Our Conceptual Knowledge Is Represented by Mental

question 52

Multiple Choice

It seems unlikely that our conceptual knowledge is represented by mental definitions because

• A) each person has his or her own idea about how concepts should be defined.
• B) many of our abstract concepts (e.g., justice, love, God) are difficult to define.
• C) it is easy to find exceptions to any proposed definition.
• D) most of our concepts are difficult to express in words.

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Definitions:

Imitated

Copied or replicated someone's actions, behaviors, or performances, often as a way of learning or showing admiration.

Hostile

Refers to feelings of intense anger or aggression towards others or situations.

Rewarded

Receiving a reward, which can be either tangible or intangible, in recognition of one's actions or behavior.

Self-efficacy

An individual's confidence in their capacity to achieve success in particular scenarios or complete a task.