A sign reading "out of gas" at a restaurant does not cause the frustration of the same sign at a service station because of which choice below?
A)The restaurant is excitatory.
B)The excitatory context is missing at the restaurant.
C)The excitatory context is missing at the service station.
D)The restaurant is inhibitory.

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The excitatory context is missing at the restaurant. A sign reading "out of gas" at a restaurant will not cause frustration because gas is not the main product or service provided at the restaurant. Therefore, the context is not excitatory, and the sign does not trigger frustration in the same way as it would at a service station where the context is excitatory.

A Sign Reading "Out of Gas" at a Restaurant Does