conditioned

Meanings

• Verb

  The act of making something, especially a person or animal, respond to certain conditions or stimuli.

• Adjective

  The state of being influenced by certain conditions or circumstances.

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Rhymes

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conditioned , reconditioned , conditioner , reasoned

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Variants

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conditioned , condition , conditionable , conditioner , conditioners , conditioning , conditions , un-air-conditioned , unair-conditioned , well-conditioned , be conditioned on , be conditioned on/upon , be conditioned upon , air conditioner , air conditioners , air-condition , air-conditioned , air-conditioning , air-conditionings , air-conditions

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Forms

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conditioned (past tense and past participle), conditionable

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Etymology

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From the verb condition: to test the fitness or quality of (something or someone) by exposing it to certain conditions or circumstances; from the Latin condition, from condere: to put together, form, establish.

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1. Conditioned responses can be both positive (reinforced) and negative (punished).

2. Classical conditioning was first observed in Ivan Pavlov's experiments with dogs.

3. Operant conditioning was first described by B.F. Skinner.

4. The term 'conditioned reflex' was coined by Ivan Pavlov.

5. Conditioning can occur through repeated exposure to a stimulus, even if there is no obvious reward or punishment.

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1. Classical Conditioning: A learning process that occurs when a neutral stimulus is paired with an unconditioned stimulus, resulting in the neutral stimulus becoming a conditioned stimulus that elicits a conditioned response.

2. Operant Conditioning: A learning process that occurs through the application of rewards or punishments for certain behaviors.

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In psychology, 'conditioned' refers to a response that is learned through experience and association, rather than being innate. It is a fundamental concept in classical and operant conditioning. In literature, 'conditioned' is used metaphorically to describe individuals or situations that have been shaped by external influences.

How to Memorize "conditioned"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a bell being rung every time you eat a delicious food. Over time, the sound of the bell becomes a conditioned stimulus that triggers the desire to eat, even if the food isn't present.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'conditioned' with the concept of learning and response to stimuli.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the acronym C-O-N-D-I-T-I-O-N-E-D to remember the meaning: Conditioned Organism Necessitates Developed Instinctive Observed Necessary Effects.

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