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Conclusion. The world around us is dynamic, but all 
objects of reality are in their place, whether they are similar to 
each other or different - and this is the main meaning of 
natural categorization. So we can classify our knowledge 
about the world and the experience gained, bring everything 
collected into a system of categories and use it in our minds. 
The objects involved in categorization are similar or different 
in their physical and functional characteristics, which is 
reflected in the semantics of the language units that we use to 
describe these objects. In other words, since childhood, we 
have a property to categorize objects of reality according to 
their similarity or difference. 
A person not only observes and categorizes objects, 
but also uses them for his mental work, involves them in his 
mental and physical operations. In the interaction of a person 
with objects of reality, he can influence them, and they have 
the opportunity to influence a person. Thus, a person may 
have a subjective / individual assessment of an event, 
phenomenon or object of reality, and in the future he can 
define it into a system of categories according to a certain 
scale of assessment. This is how evaluative categorization 
works. 
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