is a type of decision-making

it is undefined

it means roughly "making sense"

it means a formal logical relation

it refers to a causal relation

Blue, green, yellow, and red are the principal colours

Blue, red, yellow, and white are the principal colours

Some people are colourblind

It is possible to tie cognitive constructs back to physiological processes

Munsell arrays are useful for cognitive research

it applies only to language

it protects the theory/model from disconfirming data

it postulates two systems

all of these

it hinders the development of mechanisms

the 9th word

the 20th word

all of these are equally likely to be recalled

the second word

the first word

Behaviour is sensitive to causal relations

Behaviour is sensitive to semantic content

Computation is information processing

Any device can be an information processing system

None of these

Distal stimuli

Affordances

Proximal stimuli

Optic array

All of the above

Production of examples

Direct ratings

Family resemblance

Asymmetry in generalization and similarity ratings

All of these

It accurately predicts the typicality effect

"Necessary" and "sufficient" features play an important role in the theory

It assumes that membership in a category is clear-cut

It proposes that concepts are mentally represented by lists of features

It has been seriously challenged by the research of Rosch and colleagues

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Feature detection

2 1/2 - D sketch 

3-D model

Primal sketch

appealing

to genetics

epigenetic

gradualism

punctuated equilibria

pruning

of the phylogenetic tree

there

is no credible alternative