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1. Pavlov in Spain - Bandrés Ponce, Javier; Llavona Uribelarrea, Rafael Reflexology has been present throughout Spanish science since the last third of the nineteenth century and its importance can be seen in the works of authors such as Martín Salazar, Ramón y Cajal, Gómez Ocaña, Simarro and Turró.
3. Pavlov in America: a hetorodox approach to the study of his influence - Ruiz Ortiz, Gabriel; Sánchez, Natividad; Gonzalo de la Casa, Luis This work presents a critical analysis of Pavlov's influence that goes beyond the conventional view: that which reduces his influence in American psychology to the behaviorism of Watson and Hull.
4. The Pavlov Department of Physiology: a scientific history - Klimenko, Victor M.; Golikov, Juri P. The scientific adventure of the Ivan Pavlov Department of Physiology is traced from Pavlov's and his students pioneer work on "psychic salivation" to the times of the Biological Station at Koltushi.
7. Pavlov and the foundation of behavior therapy - Plaud, Joseph J. The foundation, achievements, and proliferation of behavior therapy have largely been fueled by the movement's foundation in behavioral principles and theories.
10. Pavlov and associationism - Mackintosh, Nicholas J. Pavlov's contribution to experimental psychology was to invent a technique that allowed him to undertake a prolonged and systematic series of well-controlled experiments that, astonishingly enough, uncovered many if not most of the phenomena of what is rightly called Pavlovian conditioning.
11. Contemporary study of Pavlovian conditioning - Rescorla, Robert A. Contemporary theories have seen this adjustment in terms of developing accurate knowledge of the environment.
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