The theory of categories that has the strict interpretation that an item can only belong to a category if it meets all of the requirements for membership in that category is classical view.
The classical view of categorization is considered to be the "defining attributes" theory. The idea of classical view is that a category can be defined by a set of attributes. Each of the attributes is necessary, which means an item isn't a member of a category if the item does not have one of the attributes, no matter what other attributes the item does have.
All that is necessary to be a category member is the set of attributes. An item is a member of a category if the item has all the attributes deemed sufficient, no matter what other attributes it does or doesn't have.
Your question's multiple choices are missing. Here are most probably the multiple choices: (a) Basic level theory, (b) Prototype theory, (c) Classical view, (d) Family resemblance theory. In that case, the correct option would be c.
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