Animals most readily learn the specific associations that promote
A) taste aversion.
B) survival.
C) antisocial behavior.
D) prosocial behavior.

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Animals learn the specific associations that promote survival, such as what foods to eat, who to avoid, and how to defend themselves. Taste aversion may be learned through one negative experience with a particular food, but it is not a survival-related association. Antisocial and prosocial behavior are more complex social associations that may be learned through observation and interaction with other individuals in a group.

Animals Most Readily Learn the Specific Associations That Promote