Which of the following does not affect the amount of information in a stimulus
A) the number of alternatives
B) its probability
C) its sequential context
D) its salience

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The amount of information in a stimulus is affected by the number of alternatives, its probability, and its sequential context, but not by its salience. Salience refers to how much the stimulus stands out or attracts attention, which does not directly influence the informational content of the stimulus.

Which of the Following Does Not Affect the Amount of Information