Taste-Aversion Learning Is Not Consistent with a Long-Standing Belief Regarding

question 54

Multiple Choice

Taste-aversion learning is not consistent with a long-standing belief regarding classical conditioning.The belief was:

• A) UCSs must be followed by UCRs
• B) neutral stimulus could not elicit the CR
• C) conditioning is only permanent if the CR is stronger than the UCR
• D) conditioning could only take place after many trials and when the neutral stimulus was closely followed by the UCR

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