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Conditioning may refer to:
- Classical conditioning, a type of associative learning
- Operant conditioning, the modification of behavior brought about over time by the consequences of said behavior
- In engineering, putting something (for example, a communications link) into a particular condition
- In mathematics, the conditioning of a matrix is expressed by its condition number
- In probability theory, the adoption of conditional probabilities based on observed events
- In athletics, exercises designed to improve one's general physical fitness
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