Generally, it is best to present the CS followed immediately by the US for conditioning to occur. One exception to this rule is illustrated by
A) food aversions.
B) conditioning voluntary responses.
C) tactile aversions.
D) conditioning eye blink responses.
E) conditioned emotional responses

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The formation of food aversions, also known as taste or flavor aversions, can occur with a time delay between the CS (flavor/food) and the US (nausea). This is because food aversions are typically a result of a single pairing of a flavor/food with illness, which can occur hours after consumption. Therefore, the CS does not need to be immediately followed by the US.

Generally, It Is Best to Present the CS Followed Immediately