The main difference between prototypes and schemas is:

A) schemas are relatively vague and unorganised, whereas prototypes are highly organised.
B) there is no difference; they are always used interchangeably.
C) prototypes are relatively vague and unorganised, whereas schemas are highly organised.
D) prototypes are structured, whereas schemas are fuzzy representations of a category.

Prototypes

Refers to the original or primary model on which something is based or formed, often used as a standard or archetype.

Schemas

Cognitive structures that help individuals organize and interpret information in the world around them, based on past experiences and knowledge.

Fuzzy Representations

Concepts or mental images that are not sharply defined, leading to ambiguity or vagueness in understanding.