In nonhuman animals, a taste aversion that is learned following a 10-hour gap between the neutral stimulus and the unconditioned stimulus would ____.
A) be very unusual
B) be impossible
C) be typical
D) technically not be a result of classical conditioning

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Taste aversion can occur even with a long delay between the neutral stimulus (taste) and the unconditioned stimulus (illness), which is typical in nonhuman animals and is an exception to the usual short interval required in classical conditioning.

In Nonhuman Animals, a Taste Aversion That Is Learned Following