Taste aversions provide an "exception to the rule" in classical conditioning because they ____.
A) seem to require the neutral stimulus to immediately precede the unconditioned stimulus
B) can result from a single pairing of the neutral stimulus and the unconditioned stimulus
C) result in learning that is usually very temporary
D) appear to only occur within humans

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Taste aversions are an exception to the rule in classical conditioning because they can develop after only one pairing of a neutral stimulus (such as a food) with an unconditioned stimulus (such as nausea or illness). This is unlike other forms of classical conditioning where many trials are needed for learning to occur.

Taste Aversions Provide an "Exception to the Rule" in Classical