How are traits and types related to each other in terms of organization and degree of abstraction?
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They are often observable and measurable, such as height, color, or behavior. - Types, on the other hand, are broader categories or classifications that group individuals or entities based on shared traits. For example, a "dog" type may include traits like Show more…
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