coun·ter·con·di·tion·ing (koun t r-kn-d sh -nng)n. Any of a group of conditioning techniques used to replace a negative conditioned response to a stimulus with a positive response. |
counterconditioning,
a process used in behavioral therapy in which a learned response is replaced by an alternative response that is less disruptive.
counterconditioning
a technique of changing an undesirable response of an animal to a stimulus by engaging the animal in another response that is incompatible with the first.
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