Which of the following is NOT true about concepts?
A) Natural concepts consist of overlapping exemplars.
B) Concepts can include relations among elements.
C) Natural categories vary in their level of precision.
D) We use basic-level concepts because of cognitive economy.
E) Formal concepts are used primarily by the amateur.

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Formal concepts are defined by specific rules or features, not primarily used by amateurs but rather in more structured or academic contexts, such as mathematics or logic, where precise definitions are necessary.

Which of the Following Is NOT True About Concepts