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QUESTION 10 (Q002) Which of the following is NOT true about Rosch's prototype theory of category membership? a. Judgments about an item are made with reference to either the ideal or the average of that category. b.Items that more closely resemble the prototype are perceived to be "better" members of the category than other items. oc. In this theory, the boundaries of the category are specified, rather than the center of the category. d. The prototype for a certain category may vary from person to person. QUESTION 11 (2019) Which of the following is LEAST likely to promote misremembering? a imagining what might have happened had an event gone differently b. being exposed to misinformation after the event oc having some involvement in an event rather than just witnessing it Od the passage of time QUESTION 12 (2003) Which of the following is NOT true regarding recall performance? Whether a clue about a word's sound is more helpful for recall than a clue about its meaning depends on how the word was thought of when it was O a learned O b. Recall performance is usually less good than recognition performance. Oc Physical context is more important in recall than psychological context. d. Recall performance benefits from context reinstatement. Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. I e to search

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10. In this theory, the boundaries of the category are specified, rather than the center of the category.

Prototypes defines the center and not the boundaries of the category. Items which resemble the prototype are considered to be ideal and better members of a category.

11. Having some involvement in an event rather than just witnessing it.

Misremembering an event could be due to misinformation after the event, imaginations about the event. Also passage of time causes event memories to fade. However, more involvement in an event, makes it less likely to misremember.

12. Physical context is more important to recall than psychological context.

In recall performance, psychological context is more important compared to the physical context.