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Conditioning is causing an orginism to exhibit a specific response to a stimulus.
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Conditioning is a learning that a particular stimulus or response leads to a good or bad outcome. One form of conditioning is trial-and-error learning
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 13y agoA Condition is how your body feels when you are sick.
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Also a condition is the state of something. Like the car's in a rusty condition, or the shoes are in a muddy condition. Also a condition is a requirement before something else can happen, e.g. it's a condition of being suppled with electricity that you pay for it.
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∙ 9y agoThe term conditions refers to the state or circumstances of a person, thing, or an environment.
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Do you say terms and conditions or term and conditions?
Terms and Conditions is correct.
Is it in the field conditions or under field conditions?
"Under field conditions" is more idiomatic.
What happens under the conditions?
To what, under which conditions?
What conditions hindered the effectivness of the river?
no conditions
What were the conditions of France in the 1600?
The conditions were BAD!
When these conditions are met what are you promised?
what conditions do you mean
What were the conditions in the ghettoes?
living conditions were horrid!!!
What are the conditions for fossilization?
Probably anaerobic conditions.
What are three conditions for goldilocks conditions?
The "Goldilocks conditions" refer to conditions that are just right for a particular outcome. Three conditions for goldilocks conditions could include: 1) not too hot, 2) not too cold, and 3) optimal environment for growth or development.
What restores ionic conditions and what restores Electrical conditions?
the Na+/K+ pump restores ionic conditions while initial events restore the electrical conditions
What is the difference between hyperkinetic conditions and hypokinetic conditions?
Hypokinetic conditions are due to a severe lack of exercise, whereas Hyperkinetic conditions are due to an excess of exercise.
Whats an Epistemology for jointly sufficient conditions?
An epistemology for jointly sufficient conditions involves the understanding of how knowledge is acquired through a combination of conditions that, when taken together, are sufficient to justify a belief. It focuses on the relationship between these conditions in establishing the reliability and validity of knowledge claims. This approach emphasizes the importance of considering all relevant factors to support the justification of knowledge.
