It Has Been Suggested That a Rigid Definition for a Category

question 66

Multiple Choice

It has been suggested that a rigid definition for a category is not possible and that resemblance (much like a family resemblance) may be more appropriate. Why is this the case?

• A) Categorization is very often a matter of degree, not an all-or-none process.
• B) Categories constantly add new members.
• C) Similarity is often subjective.
• D) A rigid definition is unlikely to be accepted by everyone.

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Definitions:

Social Entrepreneurship

A form of entrepreneurship where the primary objective is to address and solve social problems through innovative solutions.

Strategic Philanthropy

The practice of companies aligning their charitable activities with their business goals, creating mutual benefits for both their stakeholders and the community.

Superficial Discounting

Offering discounts that appear significant but have minimal real impact on the overall cost or value.

Sale Price

The final selling price of a product or service after any discounts or promotions are applied.