According to Specificity Theory, Why Might a Fairly High Concentration

question 185

Multiple Choice

According to specificity theory, why might a fairly high concentration of the artificial sweetener saccharine taste somewhat bitter as well as sweet?

• A) At high concentrations, all sweet substances taste bitter.
• B) Fechner's law fails to apply at high concentrations.
• C) Saccharine stimulates more than one type of neuron.
• D) Sweet fibers respond only to purely sweet substances, not to mixtures.

Identify theories that explain the origins and functions of prejudice.

Understand how in-group and out-group perceptions influence social biases.

Comprehend the availability heuristic and its impact on judgment.

Recognize the relationship between personal frustrations and prejudice.

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