"conditioned learning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of learning through association and reinforcement, where a specific behavior or response is linked to a particular stimulus. Example: The dog's conditioned learning kicked in as soon as he heard the doorbell, and he immediately ran to the door expecting a treat.
Others may settle within error ranges that stochastically drift around equilibrium values through more or less myopic conditioned learning.
These results highlight the importance of considering the influence of declarative knowledge when interpreting age-associated changes in discriminative conditioned learning.
There are at least three prominent models of delay conditioned learning.
GABAnergic interneurons also form part of the olfactory conditioned learning pathway [ 63].
The core eating disorder psychopathology of anorexia nervosa becomes a coping mechanism likely via vulnerable neurobiological features and conditioned learning to deal with life events.
A specific characteristic associated with both social learning of predators and conditioned learning with injured conspecific cues is the highly efficient one-step learning process, where a one-time conditioning is all that is needed for the learned association between risk and novel predator cues (e.g., sight, odour or sound) to be made (Curio 1988; Mathis et al. 1996; Wisenden and Harter 2001).
Immediately after the student and preceptor have separated, the optimal conditions for learning are usually still present.
These results said to Johnson that stuttering was indisputably a conditioned, learned response.
The Internet Under Crisis Conditions: Learning From September 11.
The index will reflect not only what teachers taught but also under what conditions learning took place.
Comorbidity can increase the odds up to three fold when adolescents reported to have chronic conditions, learning and functional difficulties.
