The concurrent interference view of flavor aversion learning claims that ______.
A)animals can only develop flavor aversions if they had once been made sick by consuming food
B)animals can only develop a flavor aversion if the animal is not consumed other foods between the initial food and resulting illness
C)a sensitivity period exists for the learning of flavor aversions
D)flavor aversions are learned on the basis of operant,not Pavlovian conditioning principles

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The concurrent interference view suggests that flavor aversion learning is disrupted if the animal consumes other foods between the initial food and the resulting illness, as this interference affects the association between the specific flavor and the illness.

The Concurrent Interference View of Flavor Aversion Learning Claims That