Concepts
A) can represent objects but not activities.
B) cannot be directly observed by researchers.
C) are basically the same from one person to the next.
D) interfere with our ability to organize new information.
E) come in exactly two types, visual and auditory.

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Concepts are mental representations of categories or ideas, which cannot be directly observed by researchers. They are abstract and subjective, and thus can differ from one person to the next depending on their experiences and beliefs.