Sentence examples for natural categories from inspiring English sources
Of particular interest were the ways in which political hierarchies emerged from these seemingly natural categories or distinctions.
Natural categories are categories that people form automatically (Rosch 1978).
Researchers have recently begun to investigate people's ability to monitor their learning of natural categories.
Within categorization theory, a differentiation exists between natural categories and abstract categories.
The stable accuracy of CLJs across blocks poses a theoretical and empirical challenge for identifying techniques to improve people's ability to judge their learning of natural categories.
Learning by analogy shares with goal-directed categories the idea that there are alternative structures to natural categories to organize knowledge.
"It's such a natural category".
No subtitled film has ever won outside its natural category as best foreign film.
It shows just how much the concept of a "species" is a construct of human thinking rather than a truly natural category.
Yet just talking about people of African ancestry having "innate" athletic aptitudes, as Entine does, seems to legitimize race as a natural category and hence to play into the hands of racists.
Ms. Newman said that the natural category has become a "very crowded marketplace," with Whole Body becoming an important national retailer drawing in the ideal shopper, one who "is very interested in a holistic lifestyle".
