Unlike Other Forms of Conditioning, Taste Aversion Is Powerful and Rapidly

question 75

Multiple Choice

Unlike other forms of conditioning, taste aversion is powerful and rapidly acquired, suggesting that it

• A)is specific to certain organisms.
• B)is because the CS and US are contiguous.
• C)only occurs in humans and not lower animals.
• D)has adaptive significance.

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