conditioning
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- noun
- /kənˈdɪʃənɪŋ/
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condicionamiento
- Hence, afro-cultural styles are the result of cultural conditioning and are basically habitual patterns of behavior.
- classical conditioning
- operant conditioning
- social conditioning
And that has to do with the conditioning from your past.
- And that has to do with the conditioning from your past.
- And you're still rewiring your brain from the conditioning of that relationship.
- Some veil, some illusion, some conditioning, some hypnosis.
- So, so my fears were were about battling the conditioning versus the evolution.
- Because these are instructions which came from conditioning of the past.
- We're not used to it anymore with our Internet conditioning and our Everything's immediate.
- Well, a millennia of social conditioning is hard to shake off.
- So I think, I think we take for granted how much conditioning affects us.
- You can practice, you can work on your conditioning.
- I'm more concerned about children and this conditioning of the mind.
- It's a lot of conditioning to shift, but slowly it can begin to happen.
- of their mental emotional conditioning from the past.
- It's a collection of conditioning, mental, emotional conditioning.
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Well, a millennia of social conditioning is hard to shake off.
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I'm more concerned about children and this conditioning of the mind.
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And that has to do with the conditioning from your past.
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It's been, after all, two years since the conditioning took place.
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Because these are instructions which came from conditioning of the past.
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And we're observing the social conditioning change in front of our eyes.
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But the influences of cultural conditioning also may alter the sexuality of both men and women.
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And you're still rewiring your brain from the conditioning of that relationship.
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The way we are schooled has created a conditioning that masses with our biochemistry.
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The therapist guided her through the process of conditioning to help her overcome her fears.
Synonyms
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Learning where a neutral thing causes an automatic reaction after being paired many times with something that already causes it
Compounds
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System that controls temperature and air movement inside buildings to keep people comfortable
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A way of learning where a behavior increases after reward or decreases after punishment
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Learning where a neutral thing causes an automatic reaction after being paired many times with something that already causes it
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A therapy method that teaches a calm response instead of fear to something
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A way of learning that reduces a behavior by pairing it with something unpleasant
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A type of learning where a behavior changes after a reward or punishment
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Etymology
Conditioning comes from condition, which originally meant 'state' or the 'terms' of an agreement. Think of 'air conditioning' that puts the air into a certain state; psychological conditioning does the same with behaviour by helping a person or animal learn a pattern when they begin to link a signal with a reaction.