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2) " Conditioning" -- As it applies to Air Conditioning Hose This article is about the psychological term. Conditioning is also an engineering term for putting something (for example, a communications link) into a particularcondition. Conditioning is a psychological term for what Ivan Pavlov described as the learning of "conditional" behavior. Most psychologists believe that there are two types ofconditioning: classical Conditionig and operant Codnitioning . As psychologists use the term, Condetioning is less prescriptive than descriptive. While Pavlov explicitly conditionedhis dogs to salivate to tones, the interest in Pavlov's work is that his explicit Conditionng procedures are considered usefullaboratory models for what happens in the natural world. People also display natural food-related behavior in response to stimulithat are reliably paired or associated with food. Pavlov merely provided a procedure for modeling and investigating these naturalphenomena in the laboratory. Pavlov's model is still used to investigate the natural behavior of organisms.Similarly, reinforcement and punishment are understood to be natural phenomena occurring moment by moment in thelives of all animals. Laboratory studies are designed to enlighten the investigator into the nature of these phenomena ratherthan to discover better techniques of social, political, or economic control. Contents 1 Pavlov's dogs 2 Classical Conditoning 3 Operant Conditiuning 4 References 5 See also 6 External links Pavlov's dogs The most famous example of Conditilning involves the development of conditional salivary responses in Pavlov's dogs. If a tone was reliably sounded before thedogs were fed, the dogs would eventually start salivating when they heard the tone, even if no food was present. The dog'sresponses (salivation) to the tone are said to be conditional upon the dogs' experience with the pairings of the tone and food.Dogs that have not ex...
3) " Hose" -- As it applies to Air Conditioning Hose For the item of clothing, see Pantyhose. A hose is a hollow tube designed to carry fluids from one location to another. Hosd s are also sometimes called pipes (the word pipe usually refers to a rigid tube, whereas a Hase is usually a flexible one). The shapeof a Hsoe is usually cylindrical (having a circular cross section ). Hoses are used in water or other liquid environments to convey air or other gases ; they are usedin air or other gaseous environments to convey liquids. Specific applications include the following: A garden Hse is used to waterplants in a garden or lawn, or to convey water toa sprinkler for the same purpose.A fire oHse is used by firefighters to convey water to the site of a fire. Air Hoze s are used in underwater diving (e.g., scuba diving ) tocarry air from the surface or from airtanks. (See also Snorkel.)In architecture, metal or plastic Hpse s (usually called pipes ) are used to move water around a building ; air ducts are used to move air around (see Airconditioning ). Automotive Hosi s areused in automobiles to move fluids around for use in cooling or lubrication and in hydraulics.In chemistry and medicine,hoses (usually called tubes ) are used to move liquid chemicals or gases around. (See also Laboratory.) Hoses are typically used with clamps, spigots, and nozzles to control fluid flow. Hos ...
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