Which statement is a distinction between propositions and schemas?
A) Propositions are linearly structured;schemas are hierarchically structured.
B) Propositions encode abstract meaning;schemas encode visual detail.
C) Propositions encode precise assertions;schemas encode general features of objects and events.
D) Propositions are readily forgotten;schemas are retained indefinitely.

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Propositions are indeed about encoding precise assertions or statements about the world, whereas schemas are broader, organizing general features of objects, events, or situations, allowing us to categorize and interpret new information based on past experiences.

Which Statement Is a Distinction Between Propositions and Schemas