A problem with schemas is that they can easily:
A) promote stereotypes
B) incorrectly categorize examples
C) confuse prototypes and exemplars
D) miss defining attributes

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Schemas can lead to the creation or reinforcement of stereotypes as they dictate preconceived notions about a certain group or category. The schema may also overlook individual differences within a category, leading to incorrect categorization. While confusion between prototypes and exemplars is possible, it is less common than the other two options. Schemas may also miss defining attributes, but this is not as common as promoting stereotypes.

A Problem with Schemas Is That They Can Easily