Which statement about compound potentiation studies is true?
A) The observation that distal odor versus proximal taste cues activate noncompeting defense systems cannot explain potentiation.
B) Standard within-compound associations explain why potentiation occurs while overshadowing occurs at other times.
C) Potentiation is unique to taste-odor combinations.
D) Salience differences of cues and their differential susceptibility to potentiation indicates that taste aversion learning is unique, as first suspected.
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