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Pre-exposure schedule effects on generalization of taste aversion and palatability for thirsty and not thirsty rats
The study reported four experiments aiming to test the effects of the pre-exposure schedule and water deprivation on the generalization of a conditioned taste aversion in rats, with a particular focus on testing whether or not the concurrent schedule might enhance generalization. In two experiments,
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