One Dog Is Enough : Ivan P. Pavlov's Contributions to Idiographic Science.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Valsiner, Jaan.

Series:

Yearbook of Idiographic Science

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Pavlov, Ivan Petrovich, 1849-1936.

Pavlov, Ivan Petrovich.

Classical conditioning--History.

Classical conditioning.

Psychology--History.

Psychology.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (148 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Charlotte, NC : Information Age Publishing, Incorporated, 2022.

Summary:

"Ivan P. Pavlov was a pioneering Russian physiologist whose influence on Russian psychology was politically emphasized in 1930s to 1950s. He was a brilliant experimenter who received 1904 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work on the digestive system. Less is known about his epistemology of generalization that made it possible to study one individual for the sake of obtaining generalized knowledge. In this volume we analyze the major contributions of Pavlov from the standpoint of idiographic science,"-- Provided by publisher.

Contents:

Cover

One Dog Is Enough: Ivan P. Pavlov's Contributions to Idiographic Science

Yearbook of Idiographic Science

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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

REFERENCES

1: IVAN P. PAVLOV'S DEDICATION TO SCIENCE: Investigating the Behavior and the Human Psyche

BACKGROUND ON IVAN PAVLOV

THE CREDO OF OBJECTIVITY

THE CONDITIONAL REFLEX

HISTORICAL CONDITIONING OF THE CONDITIONAL REFLEX: 40 YEARS LATER

STUDY ON THE FORMATION OF CONDITIONAL REFLEXES

PAVLOV'S INFLUENCE IN THE UNITED STATES

SKINNER'S AND HULL'S CRITICAL APPROACH TOWARDS PAVLOV'S THEORY

BEHAVIOR AND THE CORTEX

PAVLOV'S CONCEPT OF BEHAVIOR AND ITS APPLICABILITY IN THE 21st CENTURY

THE OBJECTIVE STUDY OF BEHAVIOR

INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM IN DOGS

PAVLOV'S THEORY OF NERVOUS TYPES

RESEARCH ON THE MALLEABILITY AND HERITABILITY OF DOGS' NERVOUS TYPE

TEMPERAMENT AND CHARACTER

FIRST TRACES OF TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCE IN PAVLOV'S RESEARCH

PAVLOV AND PHARMACOLOGY

PAVLOV'S STUDIES ON EXPERIMENTAL NEUROSES AND TRANSMARGINAL INHIBITION

EXPERIMENTS BY EROFEEVA AND SHENGER-KRESTOVNIKA-COUNTERCONDITIONING AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROSES

INDIVIDUAL REACTIONS TO STRESS AND TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES IN DOGS OBSERVED AFTER THE FLOOD

THE DYNAMIC STEREOTYPE

PAVLOV'S TYPOLOGY OF MENTAL ILLNESSES BASED ON THE THEORY OF TWO SIGNAL SYSTEMS

THE IMPACT OF PAVLOV'S STUDIES ON BEHAVIORAL THERAPY, PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE

SUMMARY

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

DECLARATION OF CONFLICTING INTERESTS

NOTE

2: PATHWAYS TO GENERALIZATION: General Knowledge as Abstract Complementation

GENERALIZATION AS THE KEY TO HUMAN MIND

Generalization and Abstraction

TWO PATHWAYS OF GENERALIZATION: STOP AND ITOG.

StoP: From Samples to Populations (And Through Generic Case-to Individuals)

ItoG: The Systemic Generalization From Single Cases

EMERGENCE OF GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

ABDUCTION AS POST FACTUM GENERALIZATION

GENERAL CONCLUSION: HOW ONE EMPIRICAL EVENT IS SUFFICIENT FOR GENERALIZATION

NOTES

3: PAVLOV'S CLINICAL WEDNESDAYS

THE WORK OF SYSTEMATIC MINDS

PAVLOV'S RESEARCH FOCUS

PAVLOV'S INQUIRIES INTO NEUROSES AND PHYSIOLOGICAL DISORDERS

FIRST AND SECOND SIGNAL SYSTEMS AND THEIR CLINICAL IMPLICATION

INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE FIRST AND SECOND SIGNAL SYSTEMS

CATEGORIZATION OF HIGHER NERVOUS ACTIVITY

THE CLINICAL WEDNESDAY MEETINGS

PAVLOV'S FOUR DOG "TYPES"

THE CLINICAL WEDNESDAY'S MEETINGS AND PAVLOV'S EXAMINATION OF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

4: IVAN PAVLOV IN CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN PSYCHOLOGICAL DISCOURSE

Pavlov in the "E-Library" of Russia

Pavlov's Life and Biography

PAVLOV'S WORK IN THE CONTEXT OF THE ANALYSIS OF THE STATE OF THE ART IN ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS

Mention of Pavlov's Influence on Certain Ideas or Specific Researchers

Direct Use of Pavlov's Ideas in Research

Publications of the Works by Pavlov

A Survey on Pavlov

GENERAL CONCLUSION: Basic Science Is Systemic Nanoscience

HOW CAN ONE CASE BE ENOUGH FOR GENERALIZATION?

CONCLUSION: BASIC SCIENCE IS SYSTEMIC NANOSCIENCE

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

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Print version: Valsiner, Jaan One Dog Is Enough

ISBN:

9781648028144

OCLC:

1321794770