Taste aversion studies suggest that:
A) organisms are prepared to make some associations more readily than others
B) learned associations are the same across species
C) learned associations are all basically unprepared
D) prepared, unprepared, and contraprepared associations are all accomplished in the same way

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Taste aversion studies have shown that organisms are more prepared to make certain associations, such as those involving taste and illness, compared to other associations. This suggests that there is some innate predisposition that affects the learning process.

Taste Aversion Studies Suggest That