Janet could walk to school/work and could play with her new puppy when at home.
It honestly depends on how creative you are and what classes you take. If you are a very creative person but never take a creative class, you can't blame the school for a lack of creative opportunities. And honestly, even if after taking classes specifically made to let people be creative, you don't feel like you have enough creative opportunities, then use your entire life outside of school! Make your own creative chances, be creative in your own time. No matter how much or how little creative opportunities a school provides, there is enough ways to be creative outside of it that a student should never complain.
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B). "Thank you for bringing that to my attention. Which locker room is it in and what is the exact location of the spill? I'll have someone clean it up right away."
Explanation:
Responding appropriately to a gradual and favorable reaction/behavior that occurs as an outcome of a stimulus.
As per the question, option B displays the appropriate response(while conducting patron surveillance) to a patron who discussed that the floor has become slippery due to spilling of shampoo as it reflects a positive reaction to his claim that considers not only the individual but everyone as a whole('Thank you....I'll have someone clean it up right away' reflecting a blend of information present in conscious as well as unconscious mind). Thus, <u>option B</u> is the correct answer.
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uhh try comparing the point of view
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