Conditioning definition
A learning process by which a subject develops a consistent response to a previously unrelated stimulus, either by reward or punishment (as in operant conditioning) or by association of the stimulus with another stimulus that already elicits the response (as in classical conditioning).
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An application of conditioner to the hair, etc.
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(psychol.) The act or an instance of instilling a conditioned response or behavior pattern.
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The act or an instance of bringing into a desired condition, often, specif., of athletic fitness.
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The process of training that results in physical fitness.
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The state of physical fitness that results from such training.
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The process of training that results in physical fitness.
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The state of physical fitness that results from such training.
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The addition, or removal, of certain equipment in order for a circuit to achieve the performance characteristics required by analog or, more typically, certain types of data transmission. For example, an especially long copper local loop might require the addition of load coils or amplifiers to achieve the proper level of performance for voice grade analog applications, or regenerative repeaters for digital data applications.A copper local loop might require the removal of load coils to achieve the proper level of performance for an ADSL application. See also ADSL, amplifier, load coil, and repeater.
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A process of behavior modification by which a subject comes to associate a desired behavior with a previously unrelated stimulus.
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Other Word Forms
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Singular:
conditioning
Plural:
conditionings