Which of the following is not a basic measure of animal learning but rather is caused by the general excitement of the experimental situation for the animal?
A) pseudoconditioning
B) resistance of extinction
C) frequency of responding
D) magnitude of the response

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Pseudoconditioning refers to an increase in responsiveness that occurs due to the general excitement of the experimental situation, rather than as a result of true learning or conditioning processes. This phenomenon is distinguished from genuine conditioning effects, which involve changes in behavior due to the formation of associations between stimuli and responses.

Which of the Following Is Not a Basic Measure of Animal