You see the word “Pepsi” written in the sky. The spatial relationships between the letters and their overall pattern is a(n) _______________ stimulus that evokes the response “Pepsi.”
Are we talking about clouds in the sky that ‘look’ like the words pepsi, or are we talking about some sort of acrobatic plane put the words up there like they do in an air show? Because I’m not really understanding the difference here in how the arrangement of clouds in the sky(spatial arrangements of the clouds) that evoke the utterance “pepsi” would be any different than any other non-vocal environmental stimulus. Unless, of course, we are saying another person that is part of our vocal community PUT the word ‘pepsi’ in the sky somehow (bat signal, maybe?). Either way, this question probably needs to be scrapped and/or clarified that someone PUT the words in the sky.
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You see the word “Pepsi” written in the sky. The spatial relationships between the letters and their overall pattern is a(n) _______________ stimulus that evokes the response “Pepsi.”
Are we talking about clouds in the sky that ‘look’ like the words pepsi, or are we talking about some sort of acrobatic plane put the words up there like they do in an air show? Because I’m not really understanding the difference here in how the arrangement of clouds in the sky(spatial arrangements of the clouds) that evoke the utterance “pepsi” would be any different than any other non-vocal environmental stimulus. Unless, of course, we are saying another person that is part of our vocal community PUT the word ‘pepsi’ in the sky somehow (bat signal, maybe?). Either way, this question probably needs to be scrapped and/or clarified that someone PUT the words in the sky.