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Concept formation involves discriminating between critical and irrelevant attributes to construct a concept. It requires identifying relevant features of a concept, providing examples and non-examples, relating the concept to smaller subordinating concepts and larger superordinating concepts, and categorizing it alongside coordinating terms. Forming the concept of a globe involves identifying that it is round and three-dimensional while disregarding features like its size, material, or whether it is solid or hollow.















