Question
What are concepts?

Answer

  1. Concepts are mental categories for objects and events, which are similar to each other in one or in more than one way.
  2. Concepts once formed get organised in categories a category itself is a concept but it also functions to organise similarities among other concepts based on common features.
  3. For example, the word mango is a category because different varieties of mangoes can be subsumed within it and it is also a concept within the category of fruit.
  4. Concepts may also get organised in schema. They are mental frameworks which represents our knowledge and assumptions about the world. For example: A schema of a drawing room will have different things, like a sofa set, center table, paintings, etc., which are found in a drawing room and when they are found in the drawing room.

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