In existographies, Ivan Pavlov (1849-1936) (IQ:180|#146) [RGM:254|1,500+] (Glenn 20:14) (CR:5) was a Russian physiologist, noted as one of the founders of behaviorism, popularly known for his classical conditioning work on dogs, bells, and the salvation response.
Overview
In 1885 to 1897, Pavlov did work on digestive glands and conditioned response, wherein he showed that by ringing a bell he could get a dog to salivate; this set the foundation for the later work of John Watson and behaviorism (a thematic forerunner to many two cultures namesakes fields).
Other
In c.1920, Pavlov had some type of association, and later falling out, with Vladimir Bekhterev, which resulted in latter developing some loose social energetics like theories.
External links
● Ivan Pavlov – Wikipedia.
