Seligman's concept of which of the following is consistent with the rapid acquisition of conditioned taste aversions?

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Seligman's concept of preparedness suggests that humans and animals are predisposed to rapidly learn certain associations that have evolutionary significance, such as taste aversions to potentially toxic foods. This explains why conditioned taste aversions can be acquired so quickly, even with a delay between the taste and the illness, and why they tend to be more resistant to extinction compared to other types of conditioning. The other options are not directly related to the acquisition of conditioned taste aversions.

Seligman's Concept of Which of the Following Is Consistent with the Rapid