Conditioning treatments are therapeutic approaches designed to modify behavior through reinforcement or punishment. These methods are often used in psychology and education to help individuals learn new skills or change undesirable behaviors. Techniques may include positive reinforcement, where desirable behaviors are rewarded, or negative reinforcement, where undesirable behaviors are discouraged. Common examples of conditioning treatments include classical conditioning, where a neutral stimulus becomes associated with a meaningful one, and operant conditioning, which focuses on the consequences of behavior. These treatments can be applied in various settings, including therapy, training programs, and behavior modification plans.