conditioned adj

1 established by conditioning or learning; "a conditioned response" [syn: learned] [ant: unconditioned]

2 physically fit; "exercised daily to keep herself in condition" [syn: in condition(p)]

English

Verb

conditioned

1. past of condition

Adjective

conditioned

1. determined or dependent on some condition
2. physically fit, especially as the result of exercise
3. prepared for a specific use
4. exhibiting a conditioned reflex

Conditioning may refer to:

• In probability theory, the use of conditional probability
• In mathematics, the property of a matrix as "well-conditioned" or "ill-conditioned"; see condition number
• In cosmetics, hair conditioning
• Air conditioning

Of people and animals:

• Classical conditioning, is a type of associative learning
• Operant conditioning, a psychological phenomenon involving voluntary behavior
• Physical exercise

See also

• Conditioning regimens in transplantation

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