A problem with the prototype approach that can be explained by the exemplar approach is
a) sensitivity to context.
b) similarity to the standard example.
c) typical examples are generated first when people are asking to name a category member.
d) that the exemplar approach is more economical.
Question 2
A problem with an extreme version of the exemplar approach is that:
a) people are not sensitive to the biasing effects of context.
b) it is not based on the idea of similarity to an example.
c) it uses only the average examples, not all of the examples in memory.
d) it is not economical to store every single example in memory.
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