The Term "Hedonic Shift" Refers to the

question 37

Multiple Choice

The term "hedonic shift" refers to the

• A) changed expectation that results from the shift from acquisition to extinction.
• B) shift in expectation when an excitatory contingency is changed to an inhibitory contingency.
• C) change in the stimuli used to cue the outcome in multiphase studies.
• D) altered palatability of a flavor following its pairing with either pleasant or aversive outcomes.

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