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mmm

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Which statement best describes the roles of genetic predispositions and learning for flavour preferences?

◦ At birth, we have a preference for only high-fat foods; other preferences are learned.
◦ Flavour preferences are innate and change across the life span only due to maturation.
◦ Flavour preferences are entirely learned and dependent upon degree of exposure.
◦ Some flavour preferences are innate, but learning modifies our preferences.
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Reply #1 on: Oct 8, 2020
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