Taste aversion associations are weaker at CS-US pairing intervals beyond 8 hours. Researchers have argued that this finding is due to the subject's
A) forgetting about its experience with the CS.
B) learning that the new taste cue is safe.
C) confusing which stimulus is signaling illness.
D) learning that the stimulus is irrelevant.

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Taste aversion associations are weaker at CS-US pairing intervals beyond 8 hours because the subject learns that the new taste cue is safe.

Taste Aversion Associations Are Weaker at CS-US Pairing Intervals Beyond