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A is a typical example of a particular concept.
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A concept is defined as the simultaneous presence of two or more common characteristics.
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A basic concept is one that has a medium degree of
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An is a systematic pattern of reasoning that guarantees a correct solution.
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Work, -ed, pro-, and jump are all examples of
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When applied to language, the term implies that a language has an infinite number of possible utterances based on a finite set of elements and rules.
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The hypothesis claims that differences in perceptual abilities are the result of differences in languages.
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intelligence declines as we age.
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When we judge the unknown by assuming it is similar to what we already know, we are using the .
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A IQ is an IQ score determined from comparisons with other individual's scores.





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