In Taste Aversion Learning Studies, Researchers Have Argued That

question 84

Multiple Choice

In taste aversion learning studies, researchers have argued that

• A) interference from other relevant stimuli is typically minimal or absent.
• B) interference from other stimuli prevents forgetting of the taste aversion.
• C) interference is not an important factor regulating the strength of taste aversion learning.
• D) interference effects are typically the reason that taste aversions are relatively rare.

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