Ivan Pavlov: His Dogs and Conditioning Theory

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Credits:
Host - Simon Whistler
Author - Arnaldo Teodorani
Producer - Jennifer Da Silva
Executive Producer - Shell Harris

Other Biographics Videos:

Tiberius: The Reluctant Emperor

Robert Hanssen: The FBI Mole who Spied for the KGB

Source/Further reading:

The Science of Ivan Pavlov

The Life of Ivan Pavlov

[mikep]

Best example of his dog theory, the fact that we think about dogs the moment we hear his name

[LogicalMan]

I like to think he had the sudden urge to feed a dog every time he heard a bell ring

[TheErorr]

As a future history teacher and a metalhead, that Napalm Death joke made my day.

[ethanramos]

“Don’t become a mere recorder of facts, but try to penetrate the mystery of their origin” Ivan Pavlov

[travisinthetrunk]

I’m conditioned to click on Simon’s videos every time I see them.

[Wyzard]

As someone who is studying psychology I love how you are explaining the unconditioned and conditined stimulus.

[Mr.ShadeO]

My main takeaway from this video: everyone in Russia is named Ivan.

[ignitionfrn]

1:05 - Chapter 1 - A boy's favourite uncle
6:15 - Chapter 2 - One of the karamazovs ?
9:20 - Mid roll ads
10:35 - Chapter 3 - A man's best friend, a dog worst enemy
14:00 - Chapter 4 - The experiment
18:20 - Chapter 5 - Drooling over food, spitting over the USSR
23:40 - Chapter 6 - Legacy

[JoJoJoker]

Pavlovian Conditioning got me here. Literally.

[shadowking]

“Thrashed him like a snare drum during a napalm death recording session” and just like that you have more of my respect. You had my respect for putting educational stuff on YouTube in an entertaining way to begin but that death metal reference solidified it

[salamandr-]

Luckily my dog was born blind, so no eye covering needed. He also finds your voice quite soothing, so was very satisfied with the video.

[Scootermagoo]

Well that cleared up a few questions I had about Mr Pavlov I had had for a long time. Thank You Simon and Arnaldo for the article. This is what you get when mistranslations happen. Keep up the good work guys. And I'm still waiting on a Biographics on our man Simon.

[fvckyoutubescensorshipandt]

23:35 Talk about a conditioned response. I heard that music and was expecting that pic of Pavlov to start puking everywhere like LA Beast.

[hakeemfullerton]

People for Future Biographics Video:
Harold Lloyd
Orson Welles
George Melies
Patrice Lamubaba
Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle
Lon Chaney

[RachaelSA]

bet you pavlov though about feeding his dogs every time he heard a bell

[Vcg]

Actually, it was one of his doctoral students, Stephon Vulson that made this discovery, with some minor differences. He showed that dogs salivated after seeing the food, and not only when the food touched his mouth. It seems obvious, but Pavlov changed the vision of the food (distal stimulus) for another distal stimulus, the sound of a bell, which has no relation with the food at all. But the results were the same.

[dmdcykey]

Simon name drops the grindcore band Napalm Death on a video, and now my life is complete.

[metro]

I'd really love to see a Biographics video about Richard Feynman! I love when the lives and works of scientits get shared with wider audiences, and Feynman's story is something I'm sure science-minded folks and others would enjoy.

[Bigsamoa]

I've been watching your videos for about 2 years and I've never been disappointed. When you mentioned Napalm Death, i dont think i could've smashed that like button any faster.

[BrainsApplied]

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