Tell me about Pavlov.

Pavlov, an outstanding Russian physiologist, famously said, "Failure in the experiment may be the beginning of discovery.

In the world, there are always more failures than successes. However, failure and success are not opposite sides of each other. In fact, every failure is to pave the way for the next success. In the social field, the conditions from failure to success are too general or difficult to describe, but in the scientific field, the relationship between failure and success can be easily recognized. The saying that failure is the mother of success is not just talk. Therefore, don't be afraid of failure in life, let alone regret it, but learn to learn from it. The more experience, the greater the chance of success.

Pavlov is an excellent physiologist, but his research on psychology is also very profound and has made great contributions to the development of psychology. And in 1904, Pavlov won the Nobel Prize in Physiology. Although physiologists are disgusted with psychology, they unconsciously make contributions to psychology.

Main works:

Efferent nerve of the heart (1883),

Lecture on main digestive gland functions (1897),

Function of digestive gland (1902),

Twenty years' experience of objective research on animal higher nervous activity (behavior): conditioned reflex (1923),

Lecture on the function of two hemispheres of the brain (1927)