Learned Taste Aversion Is

question 2

Multiple Choice

Learned taste aversion is:

• A)When an organism samples a new food in small amounts to test for safety
• B)When an organism avoids specific tastes that have been associated with illness
• C)When an organism finds the taste of the last bites of a food item less appealing than the first bites
• D)When you eat so much of one specific food item that you "get sick of it"

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Definitions:

False Null Hypothesis

Incorrect rejection of a true null hypothesis, often referred to as a Type I error in statistical hypothesis testing.

Confidence Interval

An encompassing array of values, from sample data statistics, perceived to contain the unknown value of a population parameter.

Population Mean

The average of all the values in a population, representing the central tendency.

Standard Deviation

An index that gauges the degree of fluctuation or deviation within a group of data entries.