According to the linguistic relativity hypothesis, the meaning of a phrase with ambiguous words depends on the volume with which the phrase was spoken

Carson used to enjoy lime sherbet so when he was in Mexico, he tried frozen lime margaritas. After his fourth margarita, Carson became extremely ill. Now he finds that even the sight of lime sherbet in a bowl can make him feel queasy. In this example, the unconditioned stimulus is

a. the lime margaritas that Carson consumed. b. the illness that followed the fourth margarita. c. the sight of lime sherbet. d. the queasiness that Carson feels when he sees lime sherbet.

A massive antismoking campaign in China in 1989 involved a. bonuses to employees who quit smoking

b. withdrawn salary and work benefits to those who continued smoking. c. children reporting to their schools on their fathers' smoking habits. d. married couples' written agreements to stop smoking.