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'''Conditioning''' may refer to:
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In psychology '''Conditioning''' refers to the process of [[learning]] in which the behavior of an organism becomes dependent on environmental stimulation. The two main approaches to this are:
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* [[Classical conditioning]], a type of associative learning
  
* [[Classical conditioning]], a type of associative learning
 
* [[Operant conditioning]], the modification of behavior brought about over time by the consequences of said behavior
  
* [[Operant conditioning]], the modification of behavior brought about over time by the consequences of said behavior
   
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==See also==
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[[fr:Conditionnement]]
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*[[Counterconditioning]]
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*[[Place conditioning]]
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[[nl:Geconditioneerde reflex]]
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*[[Preconditioning]]
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[[Category:Learning]]

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In psychology Conditioning refers to the process of learning in which the behavior of an organism becomes dependent on environmental stimulation. The two main approaches to this are:



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Learning
Types of learning
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