Taste aversion conditioning differs from most other types of conditioning in that:
A) it usually takes 20 to 30 trials to establish the taste aversion.
B) it usually takes only one trial for the conditioning to occur.
C) the CS typically precedes the US.
D) the US typically precedes the CS.

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Taste aversion conditioning often requires only one trial for the conditioning to occur, making it unique compared to other forms of conditioning that typically require multiple exposures.

Taste Aversion Conditioning Differs from Most Other Types of Conditioning