How the basic level has special status

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Discussion Post: Cognitive Psychology

Consider the basic level category "dime" in contrast to the superordinate-level category "money" and the subordinate-level category "2005 dime." Describe these three levels, and then explain how the basic level has special status when we want to identify objects.

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