Taste-Aversion Learning Occurs When Particular Stimuli Like the Taste or Smell

question 153

Multiple Choice

Taste-aversion learning occurs when particular stimuli like the taste or smell of food are associated with a(n) :

• A) conditioned stimulus
• B) conditioned response
• C) unpleasant response
• D) relaxation response

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Definitions:

Horizontal Labor Supply Curve

Suggests that the supply of labor remains constant regardless of changes in wage rates.

Returns To Scale

The rate at which output increases as inputs are increased proportionately in the production process, indicating economies or diseconomies of scale.

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A term used to describe a graph line that decreases in height as it moves from left to right, commonly associated with demand curves in economics, indicating that quantity demanded decreases as price increases.

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