Attempts to sexual condition fish and quail suggest
A)that while responses to CSs change with conditioning, responding to the US is relatively constant.
B)that the sexual behavior system is strongly tied to genetics not to learning factors.
C)that conditioning results in changes in responding to the US in appetitive situations.
D)that conditioning results in changes in responding to the US only in aversive situations.

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Studies on sexual conditioning in fish and quail have shown that while the responses to conditioned stimuli (CSs) changed with conditioning, the responses to unconditioned stimuli (US) remained relatively constant. This suggests that conditioning results in changes in responding to the US only in appetitive situations.

Attempts to Sexual Condition Fish and Quail Suggest