Capable of being conditioned, trained, or modified through conditioning; able to have conditions placed upon it.
From condition plus the adjective-forming suffix -able (capable of). Formed to describe things that can undergo or receive conditioning.
Behaviorist psychologists loved 'conditionable' to describe animals and humans who could be trained—Pavlov's dogs were 'conditionable,' though the word never became mainstream outside academic psychology.
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