Conditioned Reflexes

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Pavlov's groundbreaking exploration of conditioning reveals how animals and humans can be trained to respond to specific stimuli, significantly influencing behavioral psychology. Originally presented in a series of 1924 lectures, this expanded work compiles his experiments and conclusions, offering a comprehensive overview of his psychological system. By making his findings accessible, it transformed the understanding of behavior and laid the foundation for future psychological research, serving as an essential introduction to Pavlov's enduring contributions.