A Squirrel Eats an Acorn, Just as It Does Every

Multiple Choice

A squirrel eats an acorn, just as it does every day, but this time the acorn makes the squirrel sick. The squirrel then avoids acorns for more than a month. This avoidance behavior is

A) referred to as discrimination learning.
B) explainable through classical conditioning.
C) part of the reconditioning process.
D) an example of instinctive drift.