Conditioning
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- In psychology, the process of performing some particular action(s) to directly influence an individual's learning; see education (in the broadest sense of the word)
- In probability theory, the use of conditional probabilities, expectations and distributions; see conditioning (probability)
- In mathematics, the property of a matrix as "well-conditioned" or "ill-conditioned"; see condition number
- In cosmetics, hair conditioning
- Air conditioning
- Beer conditioning
- In testing, the environmental conditions of the test: Standard conditions for temperature and pressure or other specified conditions
- For a Lead–acid battery, short for pulse conditioning, a process to improve battery performance
[edit] People and animals
- Classical conditioning, is a type of associative learning
- Operant conditioning, a psychological phenomenon involving voluntary behavior
- Physical exercise
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