Ff.93. Raymond visits an elegant restaurant while on vacation. He is aware that he will need to displaygood manners while he enjoys his dinner. He knows that he will need to wait to be seated, speak infor fine dining.a quiet voice, and leave a tip. These are all parts of Raymond'sO schemaO semantic knowledgeO scriptO salient behavior

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