Dr. Pavlov is widely known for his psychological experiment of classical conditioning. Inspired by Pavlov's dog, the writer has written a picture book which explores the theme of the human mind on a sub-conscious level. Is mind control feasible by using classical conditioning?
A bell is rung before the dog receives food. Repeat this process and the dog automatically salivates upon hearing the sound of the bell...
This is the famous psychological experiment of classical conditioning by Dr. Pavlov
This picture book illustrates how respondent conditioning is related to good and evil.
What makes you elicit a conditioned response?
Do you know someone around you that has a conditioned reflex?
Do you think celebrities and well-to-do people also have a conditioned reflex?
Can you manipulate one's mind by using classical conditioning?
How will the world change if people become aware of classical conditioning?
Why not ask yourself these questions?
Russian physiologist, psychologist, and physician. 1849-1936Though this picture book was inspired by Pavlov's famous experiment,
it is not intended to provide an academic description.
(ref. Classical conditioning, Operant conditioning)
The historical content such as the characters and experiments may be inaccurate.
The PDF file for the picture book Pavlov's dog.
Pavlov's dog in Japanese （パブロフの犬－条件反射の心理学）.
Pavlov's DogThe psychology of respondent conditioning |
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| Jun Togo Edited by B.Blue |
