Match the following terms on the left with the correctly corresponding list of attributes on the right. typicality effect exemplar theory superordinate category defining feature a theory where concepts are represented based on members of the category that one has experienced previously a category that is created to suit a need a result where more common members of a category show a processing advantage a category level that is distinctive but not informative a category level that is informative but not distinctive a theory where concepts are represented based on a typical instance of that concept a characteristic of an exemplar that is both necessary and sufficient for category membership
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