The exemplar approach to semantic memory is especially relevant
a. when you want to emphasize how various concepts are related to each other.
b. when the categories are very fluid and not very clearly defined.
c. when all of the items are low-frequency nouns.
d. when a category has a relatively small number of members.
Question 2
Which of the following students provides the most accurate comparison between the prototype approach and the exemplar approach?
a. Tariq: The prototype approach works well for concepts that are nouns, whereas the exemplar approach works well for concepts that are verbs, especially verbs that show action.
b. Clifford: The prototype approach says that concepts are associated with one best example of a category; the exemplar approach says that concepts are associated with many specific examples of a category.
c. Ekaterina: At first, researchers emphasized that these two approaches would be very different from each other; now researchers say that they are identical, when focusing on everyday objects and organisms.
d. Lynne: The prototype approach emphasizes items that exist in real life; the exemplar approach emphasizes geometric figures that don't exist in real life.
Examination of the Thyroid Gland, Posterior Approach
These top and side views reveal the R groups extending out from the β sheet and emphasize
Examples of Declarative and Nondeclarative Memory Tasks
Stepwise approach for managing asthma in adults and patients 12 years and older.
The primary response causes B cells to produce memory B cells and a few antibodies. The second ...
Part of a Semantic Network in Long-Term Memory