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    added. Absolute Zero Equal interval Equal Interval Category Category Ranked Ranked Ranked Category Category Category Exhaustive Exhaustive Exhaustive Exhaustive Categories Categories Categories Categories

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    gender and its definition in society. They bring forth the idea that gender is a result of actions and interactions performed by people on a daily basis; gender is not merely a concept, but an accomplishment. The authors distinctively define sex, sex category, and gender from each other in order to input recognition of these concepts into the readers’ minds for better understanding of their topic. The article uses real-life examples of people questioning or deciding to change their gender and the challenges

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    Social Classes In Canada

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    2030. Social classes in Canada are also quite prone to change in the next few years. We can categories social classes into 5 categories, A, B, C, D and E (A being the top income class and E being the lowest. Currently there are 3 million people in category A, 3.3 million in category B, 6.1 million in category C, 9.3 million in category D and 8.8 million in category E. It is forecasted that even by 2030 category D will remain the largest social class, although classes E and A are forecasted

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    induction of categories, allowing for the recognition that different stimuli are the same in a given way. Inductive learning involves recognition and understanding of the similarities and differences among and between stimuli. To learn a new category of information, exemplars belonging to a given category are conceptualized and grouped as belonging to that category. Such learning is fundamental in human cognition, enabling persons to categorize novel exemplars as instances of a given category or concept

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    Taxonomic categories are categories are more structured and in order by hierarchical manner or similarity. They have a graded structure and have a relational structure. Unlike Goal-driven categories, that can be from different taxonomic categories, but they serve a common purpose, this purpose or common goal is based on the consumer. An example of a goal derived category would be the category of products for trip to the beach, a bit more specific, Huntington Beach in California. The products

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    A Knight's Tale

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    that makes the movie interesting. For the historical content I have three separate categories. The first category is the armor/weapons they used in the movie was accurate to what they used in Medieval times. The second category is stages of knighthood are the same stages Medieval times. The third category is the elements of feudalism used in the movie are also the same as in Medieval times. The first category is the armor and weapons of the knight’s arsenal and how they used them. During the

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    The collage focuses on the tension created by sex appeal, the aesthetics of sex, being presented as a version of natural taste and sexuality, the act of sex, being presented as a natural fact. The two aspects of sex’s definition of nature becomes a double standard. Sex appeal’s nature is flexible and situational. In comparison, sexuality’s nature is stationary and predefined. These definitions create two categories, internal and ambiguous, with definitions of nature that are filled with tension and

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    something as kind of thing, for example, a tree, we are categorising. Whenever we reason about kinds of things (…) we are employing categories. Whenever we intentionally perform any kind of action (…) we are using categories”. (Lakoff 1987: 6) We categorise all physical objects and motor activities we come across in our everyday life and we make decisions based on those categories. “Without the ability to categorise, we could not function at all, either in the physical world or in our social and intellectual

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    personality. The five factors being measured are, extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, neuroticism, and openness. This test uses the S-data approach, as well as the qualitative and quantitative methods. As the results from the Spanish and English BFI assessment are compared, the reliability, validity, and generalizability are analyzed in order to see how effective they are. The results provide an insight on one’s personality in each of the five categories. The findings concluded low reliability

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