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.
Answer:C
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.