Why is the observation that all CRs are unique of value? A.It suggests that not all CRs are a function of expecting the US. B.It makes hedonic shift a prime example of where generality fails. C.It argues against the generality of laws of learning, leading to advances in understanding specialization. D.It suggests that uniqueness is a function of the CS and US and how they occur together, rather than a result of special forms of learning.

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Why is the observation that all CRs are unique of value?

	A.	It suggests that not all CRs are a function of expecting the US.
	B.	It makes hedonic shift a prime example of where generality fails.
	C.	It argues against the generality of laws of learning, leading to advances in understanding specialization.
	D.	It suggests that uniqueness is a function of the CS and US and how they occur together, rather than a result of special forms of learning.

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