Learning Can Sometimes Occur with an Unusually Long Delay Between

Multiple Choice

Learning can sometimes occur with an unusually long delay between stimuli, particularly in taste aversion, which was a problem for the generality of the laws of learning. This problem was mediated by which observation?

A) Under some conditions taste and illness are no more associable than a taste and shock.
B) Taste aversion learning is less susceptible to latent inhibition than other forms of learning.
C) There are fewer relevant interfering stimuli that can occur between a taste and an illness than between most other CS's and US's.
D) Rats that remain in a maze during a long delay before receiving the reward learn surprisingly well.