Question

view this video we inherit a built - in (innate) readiness to form associations between certain stimuli and responses - but not others. this is known as biological preparedness operant evolution epigenetic learning long - term potentiation view this video after eating a sandwich at a popular fast food chain, you experienced nausea and vomiting. now you find yourself unable to set foot in that restaurant, much less order something to eat. your experience is the result of a/an latent learning food aversion intermittent reinforcement schedule undiagnosed food allergies classically conditioned taste aversion

Explanation:

• For the first question: Biological preparedness refers to the innate tendency to form associations between specific stimuli and responses. Operant evolution is not a standard term in this context. Epigenetic learning involves changes in gene expression. Long - term potentiation is related to neural memory strengthening.
• For the second question: Latent learning is learning without immediate expression. Intermittent reinforcement schedule is about reinforcement timing. Undiagnosed food allergies are a medical condition. Classically conditioned taste aversion occurs when a neutral stimulus (the restaurant) is associated with an unconditioned response (nausea/vomiting) through classical conditioning.

Answer:

• First question: biological preparedness
• Second question: classically conditioned taste aversion