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Informational systems are designed to support decision making based on historical point-in-time and prediction data.
Classical Conditioning
A learning process that involves creating associations between a natural stimulus and a previously neutral stimulus, leading to a learned response.
Aversive Conditioning
A behavioral training method that uses unpleasant stimuli to discourage undesirable behaviors.
Immunosuppression
A reduction in the efficiency of the immune system's ability to fight infections or diseases.
Law of Effect
A psychological principle suggesting that behaviors followed by satisfactory outcomes are more likely to be repeated, whereas those followed by unsatisfactory outcomes are less likely to be repeated.
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