In Garcia and Koelling's Taste-Aversion Studies, It Was Found That

question 53

Multiple Choice

In Garcia and Koelling's taste-aversion studies, it was found that rats in:

• A) the poison group were more likely to associate a taste with their illness than a tone with their illness.
• B) the poison group were more likely to associate a tone with their illness than a taste with their illness.
• C) the shock group were more likely to fear a taste than a tone.
• D) both groups feared tastes more than tones.

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Definitions:

Stratified

Describes a structure that is arranged in layers or levels, often used when talking about certain types of epithelial cells.

Gap Junctions

Channels that allow for direct communication between the cytoplasm of adjacent cells, facilitating the transfer of ions and small molecules.

Desmosomes

Cell structures specialized for cell-to-cell adhesion, providing mechanical strength to tissues by binding cells together via linker proteins.

Tight Junctions

Specialized connections between neighboring cells that prevent the leakage of substances across a tissue.