A view that has been gaining prevalence over the past decade is that the human conceptual
system is malleable, dynamic, context‐dependent, and task‐dependent, that is, flexible …

Research in management and organizational studies has emphasized the importance and
the double-edged nature of (a) typicality. Organizational objects that are atypical within a …

Online group purchases are gaining popularity in online retailing. However, consumers'
responses to personally identifiable information such as the initiator's account naming style …

We examine typicality—a significant phenomenon accompanying human concepts—within
the framework of formal concept analysis. Our aim is to formalize the notion of typicality …

The brain calibrates itself based on the past stimulus diet, which makes frequently observed
stimuli appear as typical (as opposed to uncommon stimuli, which appear as distinctive) …

Successful use of conceptual knowledge entails the assembling of semantic representations
and control processes to access the subsets of knowledge relevant in each situation …

In predicting what others are likely to choose (eg, vanilla ice cream or tiramisu), people can
display a commonness fallacy—overestimating how often common (but bland) options (eg …

Typicality effects are among the most well-studied phenomena in the study of concepts. The
classical notion of typicality is that typical concepts share many features with category co …

The present study explored whether people share a common understanding of different
settlement concepts despite individual variation. Participants completed a property listing …

Much of the work on the psychology of categorization has been devoted to weighing the
merits of two competing theoretical accounts: prototype theory and exemplar theory. These …