Classical categorization approaches do not account for _____,a type of categorization that notes some items make better category members than others.
A)basic level categorization
B)prototyping
C)priming
D)graded membership

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Graded membership is a type of categorization that notes some items make better category members than others. This approach is not accounted for in classical categorization approaches which rely on strict, binary categorization. Basic level categorization refers to the most general, commonly used category level (e.g. "dog" instead of "poodle" or "dalmatian"). Prototyping is the tendency to categorize items based on their similarity to a prototype or typical example of a category. Priming is the activation of specific knowledge or associations in memory, often influencing subsequent behavior or thought.

Classical Categorization Approaches Do Not Account for _____,A Type of Categorization