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Abstract, idealized representation that captures an average or typical member of a category of things is referred to as

  • A.Exemplar
  • B.Prototype
  • C.Concept
  • D.Schemas

Answer: B

The abstract, idealized representation of an average or typical member of a category is a prototype.

In the study of concepts, a prototype is the best or most typical example that stands for the whole category, for instance a robin standing for 'bird'. New objects are judged by how closely they resemble it.

An exemplar is a stored memory of one actual member of the category, not an abstract average. A concept is the general category idea itself, and a schema is an organised body of knowledge about a topic or situation, so neither names the abstract typical member.

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