you've probably heard of "Pavlov's dogs" or "Pavlov's bell." The phrases often describe situations where someone responds to a stimulus like they've been trained to do so. That's exactly where ...

Here's what researchers think happened to a nine-month-old from one of the 'most unethical psychological expertiments ever'.

Here is why the infamous ‘Little Albert experiment’ testing classical conditioning on an infant child wouldn't be allowed to ...

The Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov stumbled on the theory of classical conditioning (or the ‘Pavlovian response’) entirely by accident while researching dogs’ digestive secretions.

To measure the output of the dogs’ salivary glands, Pavlov surgically exposed these glands and fixed saliva-collecting tubes to the dogs’ cheeks. The oft-quoted “bell” used as a conditioned stimulus ...

Pavlov's Dogs is an improv comedy troupe that has been performing together since 1998 and features comedians who have performed and taught improv all over the country. From New York to Chicago to ...

Pavlov also offered physicians a new therapeutic product: natural gastric juice produced by his “factory dogs.” By World War I, proceeds from selling bottled gastric juice had increased the ...

Pavlov trained his dogs to start salivating in response to all sorts of stimuli, but in contrast to many popular accounts, never a bell, according to Daniel Todes’ biography Ivan Pavlov: A ...

Pavlov's Dogs is an improv comedy troupe that has been performing together since 1998 and features comedians who have performed and taught improv all over the country. From New York to Chicago to ...