What is problematic about using the dictionary definition approach to concept formation?
A. This approach results in too many exceptions.
B. This approach leads to unclear boundaries between concepts.
C. This approach typically does not provide enough needed information.
D. This approach provides typically provides more information than needed.
Answer: D
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