Contrary to what Pavlov believed, John Garcia's research on taste aversions showed that animals are able to form associations between some stimuli much more easily than between other stimuli.

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John Garcia's research on taste aversions showed that animals are more likely to form associations between taste and illness, even when the illness is delayed, compared to associations between taste and other stimuli such as a sound or light. This contradicts Pavlov's belief that all stimuli are equally able to form associations.

Contrary to What Pavlov Believed, John Garcia's Research on Taste