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Taste aversions, phobias, systematic desensitisation and aversion therapy
Biological preparedness and classical conditioning applications
What this note covers
- Biological preparedness makes some associations easier
- Taste aversion can form rapidly and across a delay
- Prepared fears combine predisposition and experience
- Systematic desensitisation builds graded safe learning
- Aversion therapy raises substantial ethical questions
- Evaluate applications through evidence and ethics
- Comparing conditioning-based applications
- Explaining rapid taste-aversion learning
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