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Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov (1849-1936) conducted early research in the field of behavior. Pavlov studied learning behavior called conditional reflex. Animals or humans react to irritation (unconscious). This is a condition for causing different stimuli related to the original experimenter over time. I stimulate the reaction. Pavlov's reaction is related to the existence of food. A second stimulus (eg a specific sound) can be used to induce fraudulent reflections that are presented several times in relation to the initial food stimulus. When the response to "second stimulus" is "learned", food stimulation can be omitted. Pavlov's "classical condition" is only a kind of learning behavior in behaviorism research

Unconditional reflection is formed by unconditional stimulation (UCS) and results in an unconditional reaction (UCR). In the study of Pavlov, UCS is food and UCR is illegal. Conditional reflection consists of a conditional stimulus (CS), such as a footprint, a conditional response (CR), and sagging. In either case you will notice that the reaction is bad, but if that failure is caused by an auditory step it is the condition that it will happen. The question Pavlov wants to answer: Since conditional reflexes are not born, what kind of acquisition are they? Huitt and Hummel (1998) pointed out that when certain stimuli occur frequently in the dog's environment during breeding of the dog, stimulation is related to food in the dog's brain and his suggestion to send a signal near food I opposed it.

Traditional behaviorism Watson was inspired by animal studies research by Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov. Pavlov knows that dogs release saliva as a natural reflection when they eat food. But he realized that his dog was crying before tasting the food - when they saw the trainer who normally eats them. Pavlov believes that it is necessary for these dogs to learn to cause reflex by associating a neutral stimulus (trainer) with another stimulus (food) (Rogue). Because of this relationship, a neutral stimulus may result