Which Outcome Could Suggest That a Flavor's Hedonic Value Has

question 39

Multiple Choice

Which outcome could suggest that a flavor's hedonic value has shifted, not that the flavor has become a signal for the US?

• A) The subject consumes less of a flavor associated with illness and more of a flavor paired with calories.
• B) The subject's consumption of a flavor after conditioning is unchanged, despite inflation or devaluation of the training US.
• C) The subject's preference for, or dislike of, a flavor is successfully reversed through counter-conditioning.
• D) The subject's preference for, or dislike of, a flavor after conditioning is changed when the value of the training US is modified.

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