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Ivan Pavlov: Experiments
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Pavlov spent the next decade in Sergei Botkins laboratory at the academy. In 1883 Pavlov completed his thesis, The Centrifugal Nerves of the Heart, and received the degree of doctor of medicine. The following year he was appointed lecturer in physiology at the academy, won the Wylie fellowship, and then spent the next 2 years in Germany. During the 1880s Pavlov perfected his experimental techniques which made possible his later important discoveries.
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In personal habits Pavlov was extremely punctual, never missing an appointment, it was claimed, and arriving on time in the laboratory even when there was revolutionary activity on the streets. To a collaborator, who explained his 10-minute delay as a result of the shooting, Pavlov exclaimed, "What difference does a revolution make when you have experiments to do in the laboratory!" He was a bold, vehement nonconformist both in science and in his personal life; he fiercely took up the cudgel for what he believed regardless of the force of his opposition. Although Pavlov held to scientific agnosticism, he considered true religion beneficial; he said that he envied no one anything except his wife her devout religious faith.
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Pavlov is known for his famous principles of conditioning, and the experiments he conducted on the conditioned and unconditioned reflexes of dogs. These experiments are considered the fundamental concepts of a variety of emotional and behavioral responses.
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Etiam le collegas russe de Pavlov Ivan Setchenov en Vladimir Bechterev esseva 'reflexologos'. De facto, Setchenov esseva le prime psychologo russe qui experimentava con reflexos, ma Pavlov deveniva multo plus famose que ille.
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