In making judgments about category membership, participants:
A) base their judgments entirely on a stimulus's typicality
B) will not judge a stimulus to be in the category unless the stimulus resembles the category prototype or category exemplars
C) are often able to make a distinction between typicality and actual category membership
D) generally base their judgment on factors other than typicality
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