One Way in Which Conditioned Taste Aversions DIFFER from Other

Multiple Choice

One way in which conditioned taste aversions DIFFER from other learning is that

A) animals associate illness with familiar food more easily than with unfamiliar food.
B) animals learn to avoid food during infancy, but not in adulthood.
C) animals associate food with illness despite long delays between them.
D) animals rapidly forget the aversions they learn to foods.