Is the Lack of a US Revaluation Effect in Taste

question 75

Multiple Choice

Is the lack of a US revaluation effect in taste aversion good evidence that the animals may not be learning to expect the US in this paradigm?

• A) Yes, changes in the US should affect changes in the response elicited by the CS.
• B) No, we do not fully understand the situations in which US revaluation will produce clear changes in responses.
• C) Yes, US revaluation effects are easy to see in virtually all other paradigms.
• D) No, taste aversion is a form of S-S learning in which such effects are not always expected.

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