unconditioned
/ˌʌnkənˈdɪʃənd/
adjective
- Not subject to conditions or limitations; absolute.
- The treaty required unconditioned acceptance by both sides to end the conflict.
- In philosophy, some argue for an unconditioned reality that exists beyond human perception.
- The prisoner was granted an unconditioned release after the court found new evidence.
- In psychology, describing a natural, unlearned response that occurs without training or conditioning.
- Babies have an unconditioned reflex to suckle when something touches their lips.
- The dog's unconditioned reaction to a loud noise was to flinch and hide.
- An unconditioned response like salivating when food is placed in the mouth is automatic.
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