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Meanings of operant conditioning in anglès

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оперантное обусловливание
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condicionamento operante
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condicionamiento instrumental
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condicionament operant
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Learning to anticipate future events on the basis of past experience with the consequences of one's own behavior; behaviors are modified by the effect they produce (i.e., reward or punishment)

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Usage of operant conditioning in anglès
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We don't want pets that have been sexualized through simple operant conditioning.
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The operant conditioning chamber is a cornerstone of animal behavioral research.
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The method used works on the principle of operant conditioning.
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They leave the box black, the tangle of fuzzy logic and operant conditioning safely opaque.
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Our results highlight usefulness of the operant conditioning method in measurement of the mouse visual temporal resolution.
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Escalation of drug self-administration has emerged as a widely accepted operant conditioning model of excessive drug intake.
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Changing the H reflex through operant conditioning leads to CNS multisite plasticity and can affect previously learned skills.
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A tight schedule such as ours means we have to train you using the fastest form of operant conditioning: negative reinforcement.
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Here we show for the first time that people can change the size of the soleus spinal stretch reflex through operant conditioning.
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In the prefrontal cortex and throughout the striatum, both proteins were induced by food operant conditioning, but remained unaffected by passive food delivery.
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He is the one who really codified what is now called Operant Conditioning.
The new yorker
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"I propose that we try operant conditioning."
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