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3/12/24, 8:13 AM Introduction To Cognitive Psychology - - Unit 10 - Week 07: Concept Formation

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Assignment 7
Your last recorded submission was on 2024-03-07, 08:43 IST Due date: 2024-03-13, 23:59 IST.
All questions are compulsory.
Course outline
Marks [1x10= 10]

About NPTEL () 1) According to the ______ view of concepts, people categorize new instances by comparing them to representations of previously stored instances. 1 point

How does an NPTEL classical


online course work? () prototype
exemplar
Week 0: Prerequisite () schema

Week 01: History and


2) Implicit learning is also known as: 1 point
Research Methods of
Cognitive Psychology () analytic concept formation.
nonanalytic concept formation.
Week 02: Object
Perception and knowledge-based concept formation.
Recognition () nominal-kind learning.

Week 03: Attentional 3) Which of the following is NOT TRUE of the classical view of concepts? 1 point
Processes and Cognition
() It proposes that concepts are mentally represented by lists of features.
It assumes that membership in a category is clear-cut.
Week 04: Memory It accurately predicts the typicality effect.
Introduction ()
“Necessary” and “sufficient” features play an important role in the theory.

Week 05: Long Term


4) Which of the following poses a problem for the prototype view of concepts? 1 point
Memory ()
an inability to explain the typicality effect
Week 06: Memory of
an inability to explain why people have a hard time providing strict definitions of their concepts
General Knowledge ()
an inability to explain why some classifications are easy to make and others are unclear
Week 07: Concept an inability to explain why the typicality of a particular instance can depend upon context
Formation ()
5) Which of the following factors does NOT encourage a person to store information about particular exemplars, according to Brooks? 1 point
Lec 1 : Introducing Concepts
and Categories-01 (unit? The task requires one to learn information that distinguishes between individual instances.
unit=52&lesson=53)
The relevant dimensions of the stimuli are not obvious.
Lec 2 : Introducing Concepts Instances can belong to many categories simultaneously.
and Categories-02 (unit?
We know in advance how we will be called upon to use our newly acquired information later.
unit=52&lesson=54)

Text Notes (unit? 6) The _____ view of concepts argues that concepts include representations of at least some individual instances and not only abstract summaries. 1 point
unit=52&lesson=55)
prototype
Quiz: Assignment 7
(assessment?name=119) exemplar
schemata
Week 7: Feedback form (unit?
unit=52&lesson=56) both exemplar and schemata

Week 08: Visual and 7) The schema view of concept formation assumes that: 1 point
Spatial Memory ()
there are clear boundaries among individual schemata.
Live Sessions () there is cognitive economy among concepts.
information is abstracted across instances.
no information is stored about actual instances

8) The ______ view of concepts argues that a person uses his/her theories about the way the world works to justify the classification of instances in 1 point
the same category.

classical
prototype
schema
knowledge-based

9) Characteristic features” and “family resemblance” are important aspects of the _________ view of concepts. 1 point

classical
prototype
exemplar
Schema

10) Which of the following is a good example of a superordinate level of categorization? 1 point

Fruit
Banana
Fuji apple
Golden Delicious apple

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