When we group together all cars, regardless of the make of an individual car, because they share common characteristics or attributes, we are using
A)algorithms.
B)heuristics.
C)concept formation.
D)divergent thinking.

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Concept formation is the process of recognizing common features or characteristics among various objects and grouping them together. In this case, grouping all cars together despite their make is an example of concept formation, as it involves identifying the shared characteristics (such as being a mode of transportation with wheels, engine, etc.) that define the concept of a car.

When We Group Together All Cars, Regardless of the Make