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Перевод: conditioning

[прилагательное]
кондиционирующий;
[существительное]
кондиционирование; меры к сохранению чего-л. в свежем состоянии; меры к улучшению физического состояния; обработка

Тезаурус:

1. (1981, p. 8), however, deny the need to specify a theory of conditioning and concern themselves with the empirical implications of the view that changes in attention will be governed by the known laws of classical conditioning.
2. This beer then spends from two to four weeks of warm conditioning at temperatures of up to 15C.
3. An attenuation of latent inhibition with a long interval between exposure and conditioning has not always been found, even in flavour-aversion learning - Nachman and Jones (1974) and Siegel (1974) have found the latent inhibition effect to persist in strength at intervals of much more than 3.5 h.
4. The liquid is now officially called beer but it needs a few days further conditioning in the brewery, to purge some of the rough alcohols, before it is ready to leave for the pub.
5. Kraemer and Roberts (1984) interpreted their results as implying that the pre-exposure procedure and the conditioning procedure establish independent memories and the ability of the former to interfere with retrieval of the latter declines over the retention interval.
6. It is that conditioning in the cask that marks it out from the rest of the world's beers.
7. Follow our guide and make cutting, cleansing and conditioning work for you.
8. Bonardi, Honey, and Hall (1991) found the effect using flavour-aversion learning; and Hall and Honey (1990) were able to demonstrate context-specificity in a conditioned suppression study that differed from the experiment reported by Hall and Honey (1989 a ) only in that conditioning consisted of a single reinforced trial with each CS (Fig. 4.6).
9. For operant conditioning to work, at least some stimuli must be reinforcing, and others aversive, without previous training.
10. This difficulty was overcome by the concept of "operant conditioning", developed by the behaviourist, Skinner.
11. Those that received pre-exposure and conditioning in the same context acquired the CR slowly (i.e. showed latent inhibition); those that experienced a change of context from exposure to conditioning learned as readily as the control subjects.
12. If the acquisition of latent inhibition by B blocks that by A, then these subjects should show more rapid conditioning to A than those given no experience of B before their AB trials.
13. If it was conditioning it was deep as her bones and marrow.