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According to the definition of learning, how could a researcher ever show that cognitive learning had taken place in a subject?
A) by removing the conditioned stimulus
B) by measuring a behavioral change that could directly be tied to a previous experience
C) by measuring the brainwave pattern of the subject
D) by relying upon an intuitive feel for the amount of learning the subject had experienced

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