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taste-aversion learning

taste-aversion learning Taste-aversion learning is a form of learning in which an animal comes to avoid a taste after that taste has been associated with an unpleasant bodily consequence such as illness.

Taste-aversion learning is a form of learning in which an animal comes to avoid a taste after that taste has been associated with an unpleasant bodily consequence such as illness. In this packet, it is discussed as conditioned taste aversion and as involving learning and memory related to the gustatory cortex.

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Drafting source: Blonde Ginger D.; Bales Michelle B.; Spector Alan C.. Extensive Lesions in Rat Insular Cortex Significantly Disrupt Taste Sensitivity to NaCl and KCl and Slow Salt Discrimination Learning. 2015; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0117515; article XML SHA-256 13b54de6fcf22754fbb63efce8842760231342a5302fe4ae9ccb619ad4c378e9. “Extensive Lesions in Rat Insular Cortex Significantly Disrupt Taste Sensitivity to NaCl and KCl and Slow Salt Discrimination Learning” (10.1371/journal.pone.0117515).
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