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A concept is an abstract idea that helps us organize and understand the world by grouping similar things together—like how we use the general idea of "tree" to recognize many different individual trees. Concepts matter because they're fundamental to how we think, learn, and communicate, which is why scientists studying the mind, language, and logic all focus on understanding how concepts work.
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Pojęcie – abstrakcyjny, myślowy odpowiednik przedmiotu. Po zdefiniowaniu pojęcie staje się terminem. W logice niesie znaczenie nazwy ogólnej. W psychologii jest umysłową reprezentacją obiektów i zjawisk. W językoznawstwie pojęcie można utożsamiać z elementem znaczonym znaku językowego.
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