Which Statement About Compound Potentiation Studies Is True

question 49

Multiple Choice

Which statement about compound potentiation studies is true?

• A) The observation that distal odor versus proximal taste cues activate noncompeting defense systems cannot explain potentiation.
• B) Standard within-compound associations explain why potentiation occurs while overshadowing occurs at other times.
• C) Potentiation is unique to taste-odor combinations.
• D) Salience differences of cues and their differential susceptibility to potentiation indicates that taste aversion learning is unique, as first suspected.

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Definitions:

Upper Limb

The upper limb refers to the part of the human body extending from the shoulder to the hand, including the arm, elbow, forearm, wrist, and fingers.

Sacroiliac Joint

The joint between the sacrum, at the base of the spine, and the iliac bones of the pelvis, which helps support and stabilize the body's weight.

Ilium

The broad, upper part of the pelvic bone, important for its role in weight bearing and muscle attachment.

Auricular Surface

a specific part of the ilium in the pelvic bone that connects with the sacrum to form the sacroiliac joint.