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Meanings of conditioned response in English
An acquired response that is under the control of (conditional on the occurrence of) a stimulus.
Synonyms
Examples for "conditional reflex"
Examples for "conditional reflex"
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Unable to draw any conclusions, he left his next action to conditioned reflex.
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He had obeyed a conditioned reflex and run off the stage to the shelter.
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It was like a predestined conditioned reflex: she would look; a train would go by.
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Newsman's conditioned reflex; get to where the story is.
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You're letting a conditioned reflex talk you to death!
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Arousal seemed to have become a conditioned reaction.
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I can't lapse even a millimetre into any kind of involuntary, fear- conditioned reaction, or he will attack.
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Performance on conditioned reaction time tasks is known to be impaired by extensive 6-hydroxydopamine-induced lesions of the nigrostriatal dopamine pathway.
Usage of conditioned response in English
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The blackouts were probably a conditioned response to the repeated trauma, I said.
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The hazard has long gone, the conditioned response remains.
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It is a conditioned response triggered by our fatigue at yet another doping in sport headline.
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It merely startles it into a conditioned response.
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Hecht resisted a conditioned response, reminding himself, yet again, that all beliefs were true inside the Night.
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These results support the role of the cerebellum in the expression and timing of the conditioned response.
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For by what is known to psychologists as conditioned response, an emotion is not attached merely to one idea.
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The basic function of the hypnotic records and hypnotic tape is to establish a conditioned response pattern to a given stimulus.
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Latent inhibition (LI) refers to the decrease in conditioned response produced by the repeated nonrein-forced preexposure to the to-be-conditioned stimulus.
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There is evidence from animal experiments that the cerebellum and its associated brainstem circuitry are involved in the acquisition of the conditioned response.
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The cat, you see, was responding much more to instinctive behavior and conditioned response, while Amy was trying to make an intellectual decision.