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There weren’t many, but Russian neurologist Ivan Pavlov (of dogs and bells fame) “was born in 43 squared [1849] and died in 44 squared [1936]”. Then there came a dark twist.

The Little Albert experiment was actually inspired by another horror show you may be familiar with: Pavlov's dogs. Before he did his infamous experiment, Ivan Pavlov was actually interested in the ...

Ivan Pavlov would see similarities between our cellphone behavior and the dogs from his famous experiments in the late 1890s. It doesn’t matter where we are or what we’re doing.

You've probably heard the story, Ivan Pavlov rang a bell whenever he fed his dog and his dog learned to drool on command. But the truth is way, way more horrible.

In the 1960s, the KGB conducted psychological experiments that found two months or less of bombarding subjects with “nonstop” fear messages resulted in subjects being “brainwashed” to ...

Pavlovian conditioning, also known as classical conditioning, is a foundational concept in behavioural psychology introduced by Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov in the early 20th century. It involves ...

Some scientists think that the urgent sensations that characterize overactive bladder syndrome may be conditioned responses like the ones that Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov created in the 1890s ...

Ivan Pavlov was a famous Russian physiologist of the early 20th century, whose fame is mainly due to his discovery of classical conditioning. Pavlov began his scientific career studying the digestion ...