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Evidence from the Franks and Bransford, Neumann, and Solso and McCarthy studies tend to support the ________ model of prototype formation.
 
  A) attribute frequency
  B) average variation
  C) standard similarity
  D) average variation
  E) central tendency

Question 2

Three-dimensional pattern recognition is:
 
  A) represented in three dimensions only if the three primary colors are present
  B) represented on the retina in two dimensions when only one side of the object is seen and in three
  dimensions when more than one side is seen
  C) represented on the retina in three dimensions
  D) represented in three dimensions only if rotated or in motion
  E) always represented on the retina as a two-dimensional form



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Answer to Question 1

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