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My name is Ivan Pavlov. Most of my work in the field of psychology was performed in St. Breslau, Germany. I was born on September 26th, 1849. I died on February 27th, 1936.

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I was organically enrolled in a church school, but eventually left the seminary to enroll at the University of St. Petersburg. I was actively intrigued by math and science during my first 3 years, but during my fourth year I conducted a research study on the pancreas which won a university award. In 1875 I finished my degree and then went to an academy of Medical Surgery. I was admired by many professors and invited to study under them in research
,specifically psychological.

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2 years after I decided to go to school for medical surgery, I was invited to do research under one professor and then invited by another one after. After completing my doctorate, I went to Germany to study with Carl Ludwig in the Heidenhain Labratories, in which I stayed for 2 years. I then left and returned to Russia, in which I was declined a position at the University of St. Petersburg, and was offered 2 positions, one in Siberia and one in Poland. I turned them both down and decided to become a Professor of Pharmacology in the Military Medical Academy for 5 years.

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My work in the field of psychology contributed to many different neurological science developments. I was mostly focused on experimenting on animals and the digestive system. One of my main topics of research was involuntary reflexes, along with temperament, and conditioning. I was able to preform many experiments which helped me to further develop The Work of Digestive Glands in 1897, after completing a total of 12 years in research.

After a long time period of completing very important research, I started to conduct more research on involuntary reflexes. These reflexes include the 4 temperament types, which were phlegmatic, choleric, sanguine and melancholic. I helped to change the definitions of these rerms, by adding information based upon my studies. I also spent a large amount of time with my fellow researchers exploring TMI, or Transmarginal Inhibition. My research was then able to show how all 4 temperament types were able to respond to a stimuli in the same manner. It also helped to show how they went through the same responses but at different times or speeds.

Involuntary Reflexes- An instantaneous movement in response to a stimulus.
Conditioning- When a response becomes more frequent after a result to reinforcement
Temperament- Biologically based aspect society of one’s personality
Phlegmatic-  Having an unemotional and calm disposition
Choleric-  Irritable and high-tempered
Melancholic- Gloomy or over-emotional
Sanguine- positive and optimistic
TMI- Transmarginal Inhibition, which is and organism’s response to overwhelming stimuli.

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The first Network my work would fall under would be Behavioralism. My work falls under this category because I was studying the responses to involuntary reflexes and the behaviors associated with them.

The second network that my work would fall under would be Gestalt. My work falls underneath this category because I studied the response to stimuli, which directly ties into Gestalt.

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Dog Lovers United- This is a group that I would be interested in because it is associated with dogs, and the majority of my work was associated with reflexes of dogs.

The Power of Reflex- This is a group that I would be primarily interested in because it is associated with reflexes and my work was tied in with reflexes and reactions to reflexes.

Association of the Academy of Medical Surgery- I would be interested in this group of people because we would have graduated from the same school and we would have similar beliefs in that field.

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I have just begun to asses a large test group of dogs on their involuntary reflexes, as well as testing their temperament and conditioning. I hope to make new discoveries on the definitions off the 4 types of temperament based on the observations these animals will provide me with.

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Just checked in to my hotel in Breslau! Can’t wait to start some amazing research with Carl Ludwig and Eimear Kelly. Hoping that we can make some epic discoveries andnI can go home with a big smile.

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Just checked in to the Universiry of St. Petersburg! Glad to be back. Hope that they will like me during my interview and that I will get this job.

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Max Wetheimer- was involved in Gestalt Psychology, and the responses to stimuli
Wilhelm Wundt- Studied the effect of consciousness on the mind
John B. Watson- used animals to preform his studies
Margret Floy- studied the mids first animals
Carl Wernekie- studied in Breslau where I did research
Abraham Maslow- Studied with Gestalt Psychology