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Taste Preferences, Learned Aversions, and Conditioning
Explain the Garcia effect (conditioned taste aversion) and cultural learning in shaping taste preferences.
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Examine the physiological, hormonal, neural, and sociocultural mechanisms that regulate hunger and eating behavior.
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