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conditioning in Finnish

conditioning in Finnish is ehdollistaminen, harjoittaminen, harjoitus — conditioning means training that shapes behaviour through repetition and reward or punishment.

conditioning in Finnish

ehdollistaminen
noun
The process of modifying a person or animal's behaviour.
harjoittaminen
noun
Any preparation or training, especially athletic training of the body.
harjoitus
noun
Any preparation or training, especially athletic training of the body.

What does "conditioning" mean?

  1. noun Training that shapes behaviour through repetition and reward or punishment.
    "Classical conditioning was famously demonstrated with Pavlov's dogs."
  2. noun Physical training intended to build fitness, strength, or endurance.
    "The team does conditioning drills every morning before practice."
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conditioning in a sentence

  • Classical conditioning was famously demonstrated with Pavlov's dogs.
  • The team does conditioning drills every morning before practice.

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What is "conditioning" in Finnish?

"conditioning" in Finnish is ehdollistaminen, harjoittaminen, harjoitus. conditioning means: Training that shapes behaviour through repetition and reward or punishment.

How do you use "conditioning" in a sentence?

Example: "Classical conditioning was famously demonstrated with Pavlov's dogs." In Finnish, "conditioning" is ehdollistaminen, harjoittaminen, harjoitus.

Are there other ways to say "conditioning" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "conditioning": ehdollistaminen, harjoittaminen, harjoitus.

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