The Concurrent Interference View of Flavor Aversion Learning Claims That

question 28

Multiple Choice

The concurrent interference view of flavor aversion learning claims that ______.

• A)animals can only develop flavor aversions if they had once been made sick by consuming food
• B)animals can only develop a flavor aversion if the animal is not consumed other foods between the initial food and resulting illness
• C)a sensitivity period exists for the learning of flavor aversions
• D)flavor aversions are learned on the basis of operant,not Pavlovian conditioning principles

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