When we think about the world there are three conceptual levels that we use to categorize our knowledge. Typically, our thinking of the world falls within the ____.
A) subordinate category
B) superordinate category
C) basic level category
D) mid-level category

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The three conceptual levels that we use to categorize our knowledge are superordinate, basic level, and subordinate categories. Typically, our thinking of the world falls within the basic level category, which includes concepts that are not too specific or too general. For example, "dog" is a basic level category, while "poodle" (subordinate category) and "animal" (superordinate category) are more specific and general, respectively.

When We Think About the World There Are Three Conceptual