Ivan Pavlov was born in a small village in central Russia. His family hoped that he would become a priest, and he went to a theological seminary. After reading Charles Darwin, he found that he ...

Ivan Pavlov, a Russian-born lawyer who now lives in Europe, was 51 was he was forced to leave his home country. After years ...

The Giants drafted the rookie Tracy in the fifth round. He beat out second-year pro Eric Gray to be the primary backup in ...

In 1894, Ivan Pavlov summarized the physiological state of knowledge about digestion in this way: The digestive canal is in its task a complex chemical factory. The raw material passes through a ...

"Secrecy, provocation and falsification, that's the arsenal of our opponents," says Ivan Pavlov, a human rights lawyer who has gone up against the FSB in many espionage cases. He mostly represents ...

Ivan Pavlov, awarded the 1904 Nobel Prize in Physiology, is renowned for his research on conditioned reflexes. His experiments with dogs demonstrated that they could be conditioned to salivate in ...

This theory of "behaviorism" was derived from research like Ivan Pavlov's classical conditioning research on dogs and the work of Harvard psychologist B.F. Skinner, who believed free will to be an ...

Maybe next year, Barry. The Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov stumbled on the theory of classical conditioning (or the ‘Pavlovian response’) entirely by accident while researching dogs ...

Past winners include Ivan Pavlov (1904) for his experiments using dogs, and Alexander Fleming, who shared the 1945 prize for discovering penicillin. Last year's laureates were Hungarian-American ...

Ivan Pavlov created the most famous associative learning experiment by repeatedly ringing a bell before presenting his dogs with food. The dogs began to salivate at the sound of the bell ...

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 ...