<span>The above proclamation is Whole Foods Market's higher purpose statement. The higher purpose statement is not to be confused with the company's motto, which is Whole Foods, Whole People, Whole Planet, but both statements show an emphasis on and commitment to the world as a whole. It is also separate from the supermarket chain's mission statement, which is a pledge to quality.</span>
The answer is W12-2. It is displayed as a diamond-shaped sign. It displays a black arrow pointing upward above the notation "12'-6", which is above a black arrow pointing downward. Low Clearance W12-2 signs shall be used to caution road users of clearances less than 12 inches directly above the statutory maximum vehicle height. In the situation of an arch or other building under which the clearance varies greatly, two or more signs should be used as required on the structure itself to give information as to the clearances over the entire roadway.
Answer:
<u>a. unconditioned stimulus- extremely hot water.</u>
<u>b. unconditioned response- excruciating pain.</u>
<u>c. neutral stimulus that becomes conditioned stimulus- toilet flush.</u>
<u>d. conditioned response- leaping out of the shower.</u>
Explanation:
<u>In psychology, the terms mentioned below are the core most parts of the classical conditioning theory which was proposed by Ivan Pavlov, a great psychologist.</u>
<u>Unconditioned stimulus:</u> It is defined as a stimulus that triggers a response unconditionally or naturally.
<u>Unconditioned response:</u> It is defined as an "unlearned response" that ought to occur unconditionally in regards to an "unconditioned stimulus".
<u>Conditioned stimulus:</u> It is defined as a formerly "neutral stimulus" that gives rise to conditioned response after connecting with an unconditioned stimulus.
<u>Conditioned response:</u> It is defined as a response that is being elicited when a neutral stimulus becomes connected with an unconditioned stimulus.
Explanation:
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