T from Ming et al (2023) Chapter 2, Exercise 2.1 (p. 26): "Consider something you said today and identify the sources of convergent control for that response (refer to diagram as in Figure 2.1 in textbook for a guide). Comment on the below features of this event: What audience was present? What was in the physical environment around you? What verbal stimuli were presentwere you responding to something another individual said to you or something that you read? Were you responding to any private events (including motivational variables)? For at least a few of these sources, identify what other responses you could have madethat is, the divergent control exerted by these sources. How many possible responses could you have made, given the context of your learning history? Consider how changing one element of contextual control (including the audience) would have changed your response. Also consider how your own learning history and fluent repertoires in this context allowed for the potential variability in your responding." I said "It's getting cold" when I started to walk a trail in the forest and felt the cold breeze and the sunset