conditioning (Meaning)

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conditioning (n)

a learning process in which an organism's behavior becomes dependent on the occurrence of a stimulus in its environment

Conditioning your hair regularly can improve its health and appearance.
In psychology, conditioning refers to the process of learning through repeated association of stimuli and responses.
She underwent conditioning therapy to overcome her fear of public speaking.
Conditioning your body through regular exercise can increase strength and endurance.
The conditioning program included a combination of strength training and cardio exercises.
The coach emphasized the importance of mental conditioning for peak athletic performance.
In classical conditioning, an unconditioned stimulus is paired with a conditioned stimulus to produce a conditioned response.
The conditioning of the athlete's muscles enabled him to perform at a high level.
Pavlov's experiments with dogs demonstrated the principles of classical conditioning.
The conditioning process can vary depending on the desired outcome and individual factors.

a learning process in which an organism's behavior becomes dependent on the occurrence of a stimulus in its environment

activity, exercise, exertion,training, calisthenics, athletics, warm-up, gymnastics, toning, plyometrics

deleterious, deleterious, debilitating, debilitating, exhausting, pernicious, numbing, pernicious,weakening, injurious

Conditioning your hair regularly can improve its health and appearance.

In psychology, conditioning refers to the process of learning through repeated association of stimuli and responses.

She underwent conditioning therapy to overcome her fear of public speaking.

Conditioning your body through regular exercise can increase strength and endurance.