The Results of Garcia and Koelling's Taste-Aversion Studies Demonstrate That

question 89

Multiple Choice

The results of Garcia and Koelling's taste-aversion studies demonstrate that animals can:

• A) not learn to associate tones with feeling sick.
• B) learn most associations equally easily.
• C) not learn to associate food with shock.
• D) learn some associations more readily than others.

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