One way that conditioned flavour aversions differ from other classically conditioned behaviour is that they
A) can occur with long CS-UCS intervals.
B) do not require presentation of a UCS.
C) are more common in everyday life.
D) do not involve any type of UCR.
E) can occur when the UCS is presented long before the CS.

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Conditioned flavor aversions can occur even when there is a long interval between the conditioned stimulus (CS, such as a specific food flavor) and the unconditioned stimulus (UCS, such as illness). This is unique compared to most classical conditioning scenarios, where the CS and UCS need to be presented close together in time for conditioning to occur.

One Way That Conditioned Flavour Aversions Differ from Other Classically