Marie bakes a special muffin for Jack's birthday. Jack eats it and gets sick. A year later, Jack still will not eat Marie's muffins. Jack's behavior is an example of a(n):
A. unconditioned aversion
B. learned taste aversion
C. unconditioned response
D. imprinted response
Answer: B
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a. perceptual contrast. b. private conformity. c. conversion. d. public conformity.
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a. their grammar is sloppy. b. they have a brain-based language deficit. c. they have an accurate knowledge of grammar. d. they learn language by imitation.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Why do we know so little about normal middle-aged brains?
A) Research has mostly focused more on children's brain functions. B) Most research has focused on changes associated with trauma and disease. C) Research has generally been focused on the brain functions of the elderly. D) Research has always been limited by the availability of research subjects who, in this case, are in their peak working years.