What Pavlov's famous experiment taught us about learned behavior Even if you don't know a whole lot about psychology, you've probably heard of "Pavlov's dogs" or "Pavlov's bell." The phrases often ...

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 realised it would be much more informative to perform experiments on living animals. His staff operated on the dogs so that their digestive secretions could be collected and studied over time.

A statue of Russian physiologist and neurologist Ivan Pavlov—of Pavlov’s Dog fame—has been removed from Kyiv’s Pechersk ...

To prove his theory, Pavlov carried out a series of experiments in which he played a sound, such as a buzzer, a harmonium or a metronome, whenever the dogs were given food. In each case ...

Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov’s statue was removed from Kyiv’s Pechersk district for symbolizing Russia’s imperial past ...

From the data he concluded that a hungry dog would drool on hearing the bell as they linked the sound with mealtimes. This experiment is known as 'Pavlov's Dogs.' ...