Conditioned taste aversion learning differs from traditional classical conditioning when a metronome is paired with food, because in conditioned taste aversion learning:
A) there is no conditioned stimulus
B) there is no unconditioned stimulus
C) there is no learned response
D) the conditioned stimulus and unconditioned stimulus can be separated by hours

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In conditioned taste aversion, the conditioned stimulus (e.g., taste) and the unconditioned stimulus (e.g., illness) can be separated by hours, unlike traditional classical conditioning where the stimuli are typically presented close together in time.

Conditioned Taste Aversion Learning Differs from Traditional Classical Conditioning When