Conditioned taste aversions support drug discrimination learning at low dosages of morphine. Discriminative properties of morphine that modulate associations between tastes and lithium chloride. The representation of morphine's unconditioned effects depends on the nature of the conditioned stimulus. A flavor paired with lithium chloride blocks the formation of a pentobarbital-lithium chloride association. Mechanisms of conditioned meal initiation.
Glucocorticoids attenuate taste aversions produced by toxins.
Formation of associations of colored and flavored food with induced sickness in five avian species. Disruption of chickens color aversions when training and test mediums are different. Effect of pairings of pentobarbital with lithium chloride on the capacity of pentobarbital to maintain a conditioned aversion. Examination of factors which might disrupt a learned association between pentobarbital and LiCl. Taste-sickness associations in young rats over varying delays, stimulus and test conditions.