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A particular type of model within prototype theory that conceptualizes a prototype as representing the average or mean of a set of exemplars is called the:
 
  A) central prototype model
  B) average variation model
  C) central tendency model
  D) attribute frequency model
  E) standard similarity model

Question 2

In the experiment by Palmer, Rosch, and Chase, it was found that canonic views were:
 
  A) identified by religious people more quickly
  B) those used by most artists
  C) first identified more quickly and then slower
  D) identified more slowly
  E) identified more quickly



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

E



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