Taste Aversion Differs from Typical Classical Conditioning Because

question 146

Multiple Choice

Taste aversion differs from typical classical conditioning because:

• A) it requires multiple pairings of the CS and the UCS.
• B) it produces no measurable conditioned response.
• C) the association can be learned in a single pairing of the CS and the UCS.
• D) the learning can be easily extinguished.

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