In Conditioning Birds and Rats,you Find That It Is Easier

question 151

Multiple Choice

In conditioning birds and rats,you find that it is easier to condition birds with vision-relevant stimuli than with taste-relevant stimuli,and it is easier to condition rats with taste-relevant stimuli than with vision-relevant stimuli.These results are true because:

• A) unlike rats, birds rely on vision more than taste for food selection
• B) birds are the only species that lack the ability for learned food aversions
• C) unlike rats, birds have no taste buds
• D) birds and rats evolved separately

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