What is the most basic level of knowledge that contains the most specific concepts? ?
a.
?superordinate category
b.
?mid-level category
c.
?subordinate category
d.
?basic level category
ANSWER:
c
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a. the mean for the data set b. the range for the data set c. the mode for the data set d. the median for the data set
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