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Conditioned is an adjective that pertains to a state or a situation in which someone or something has been subject to a process or a set of circumstances that have influenced their behavior, beliefs, or physical and mental attributes. It suggests that a particular entity has been shaped, trained, or modified in some way to respond or react in a certain manner.
In psychological terms, conditioned refers to the process of learning and behavior modification through the association of stimuli and responses. This is commonly referred to as conditioning or classical conditioning, a concept introduced by behavioral psychologist Ivan Pavlov. For example, a conditioned response might occur when a dog automatically salivates at the sound of a bell because it has been trained to associate the sound with food.
In a broader context, conditioned can also refer to the impact of social, environmental, or external factors on an individual's thoughts, actions, or mindset. This implies that a person's behaviors, beliefs, or attitudes are influenced by their upbringing, cultural norms, societal expectations, or past experiences.
Furthermore, conditioned can describe physical attributes that have been improved or adapted due to specific training or preparation. For instance, an athlete may have a conditioned body, which refers to their physical fitness level and stamina that have been developed through regular exercise and training.
Overall, the term conditioned conveys the idea of adjustment, adaptation, or modification resulting from external or internal influences across various contexts such as psychological, social, and physical aspects.
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Having certain qualities-preceded by such words as good, well, bad; in meta., having conditions or relations.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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The word conditioned has its origin in the Latin word condicionare, which means to make conditions, to stipulate, or to determine. It is derived from the Latin word condicio, meaning a stipulated agreement or condition. The term eventually transitioned into Middle English as conditionen and later evolved into the modern form conditioned.
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