Definition of Pavlovian in English:

Pavlovian

adjective pavˈləʊvɪən

Relating to classical conditioning as described by I. P. Pavlov.
the sound of the tea trolley created a Pavlovian reaction among the men
Example sentencesExamples
- And finally, it's a bad idea because it exemplifies the urge to replace political discourse with Pavlovian conditioning.
- But it is also a Pavlovian reflex that lacks the benefit of judgment required of ethical decision making.
- That same Pavlovian reaction is now being elicited on Broadway as well.
- It's a Pavlovian reaction, adrenaline pumping round her body.
- Freud might equally well have used Pavlovian terminology.
- In contrast to Pavlovian conditioning, however, aversive or noxious stimuli cannot act as instrumental reinforcers through a positive relationship with a response.
- Soviet psychology at this time was dominated by Pavlovian theory - which emphasised connections between psychology and physiology.
- It seems to be a translation of Pavlovian conditioning into neural terms.
- Sometimes, I still say the name in my head at difficult times but this is more of a Pavlovian reaction.
- In the 1930s, he used Pavlovian techniques to examine ideas of behaviour and compulsion.
- In Pavlovian conditioning the person is unable to control the situation.
- Or is there something in the national psyche that has a Pavlovian reaction to certain national traits of the former enemy?
- It's quite catchy, but so is influenza, and the exposure needed to set the tune in your brain suggests that the response is Pavlovian rather than genuine in nature.
- It's honest reaction versus a Pavlovian reaction.
- The opening scene is likely to provoke a Pavlovian drool reaction in the audience.
- A good portion of the listening public have simply become Pavlovian dogs conditioned to button pushing until their reward is dispensed.
- Inspired by the famous Pavlovian dog experiments, Hebb theorized that connections among neurons that fired at the same time should become strengthened.
- It's like a Pavlovian reflex, an automatic reaction.
- It's like a pre-programmed Pavlovian reaction, only without the dogs.
- Indeed, the experience of all this confection, a surfeit of assorted fruit flavors and candy colors, is mouthwatering in an almost Pavlovian way.

Rhymes

Chekhovian, Harrovian, Jovian

Definition of Pavlovian in US English:

Pavlovian

adjective

Relating to classical conditioning as described by I. P. Pavlov.
Example sentencesExamples
- Inspired by the famous Pavlovian dog experiments, Hebb theorized that connections among neurons that fired at the same time should become strengthened.
- The opening scene is likely to provoke a Pavlovian drool reaction in the audience.
- But it is also a Pavlovian reflex that lacks the benefit of judgment required of ethical decision making.
- Indeed, the experience of all this confection, a surfeit of assorted fruit flavors and candy colors, is mouthwatering in an almost Pavlovian way.
- Or is there something in the national psyche that has a Pavlovian reaction to certain national traits of the former enemy?
- It's quite catchy, but so is influenza, and the exposure needed to set the tune in your brain suggests that the response is Pavlovian rather than genuine in nature.
- A good portion of the listening public have simply become Pavlovian dogs conditioned to button pushing until their reward is dispensed.
- Soviet psychology at this time was dominated by Pavlovian theory - which emphasised connections between psychology and physiology.
- It's like a pre-programmed Pavlovian reaction, only without the dogs.
- It's like a Pavlovian reflex, an automatic reaction.
- That same Pavlovian reaction is now being elicited on Broadway as well.
- In Pavlovian conditioning the person is unable to control the situation.
- It's a Pavlovian reaction, adrenaline pumping round her body.
- Freud might equally well have used Pavlovian terminology.
- Sometimes, I still say the name in my head at difficult times but this is more of a Pavlovian reaction.
- In the 1930s, he used Pavlovian techniques to examine ideas of behaviour and compulsion.
- It seems to be a translation of Pavlovian conditioning into neural terms.
- In contrast to Pavlovian conditioning, however, aversive or noxious stimuli cannot act as instrumental reinforcers through a positive relationship with a response.
- And finally, it's a bad idea because it exemplifies the urge to replace political discourse with Pavlovian conditioning.
- It's honest reaction versus a Pavlovian reaction.

单词	Pavlovian
释义	Definition of Pavlovian in English: Pavlovian adjective pavˈləʊvɪən Relating to classical conditioning as described by I. P. Pavlov. the sound of the tea trolley created a Pavlovian reaction among the men Example sentencesExamples And finally, it's a bad idea because it exemplifies the urge to replace political discourse with Pavlovian conditioning. But it is also a Pavlovian reflex that lacks the benefit of judgment required of ethical decision making. That same Pavlovian reaction is now being elicited on Broadway as well. It's a Pavlovian reaction, adrenaline pumping round her body. Freud might equally well have used Pavlovian terminology. In contrast to Pavlovian conditioning, however, aversive or noxious stimuli cannot act as instrumental reinforcers through a positive relationship with a response. Soviet psychology at this time was dominated by Pavlovian theory - which emphasised connections between psychology and physiology. It seems to be a translation of Pavlovian conditioning into neural terms. Sometimes, I still say the name in my head at difficult times but this is more of a Pavlovian reaction. In the 1930s, he used Pavlovian techniques to examine ideas of behaviour and compulsion. In Pavlovian conditioning the person is unable to control the situation. Or is there something in the national psyche that has a Pavlovian reaction to certain national traits of the former enemy? It's quite catchy, but so is influenza, and the exposure needed to set the tune in your brain suggests that the response is Pavlovian rather than genuine in nature. It's honest reaction versus a Pavlovian reaction. The opening scene is likely to provoke a Pavlovian drool reaction in the audience. A good portion of the listening public have simply become Pavlovian dogs conditioned to button pushing until their reward is dispensed. Inspired by the famous Pavlovian dog experiments, Hebb theorized that connections among neurons that fired at the same time should become strengthened. It's like a Pavlovian reflex, an automatic reaction. It's like a pre-programmed Pavlovian reaction, only without the dogs. Indeed, the experience of all this confection, a surfeit of assorted fruit flavors and candy colors, is mouthwatering in an almost Pavlovian way. Rhymes Chekhovian, Harrovian, Jovian Definition of Pavlovian in US English: Pavlovian adjective Relating to classical conditioning as described by I. P. Pavlov. Example sentencesExamples Inspired by the famous Pavlovian dog experiments, Hebb theorized that connections among neurons that fired at the same time should become strengthened. The opening scene is likely to provoke a Pavlovian drool reaction in the audience. But it is also a Pavlovian reflex that lacks the benefit of judgment required of ethical decision making. Indeed, the experience of all this confection, a surfeit of assorted fruit flavors and candy colors, is mouthwatering in an almost Pavlovian way. Or is there something in the national psyche that has a Pavlovian reaction to certain national traits of the former enemy? It's quite catchy, but so is influenza, and the exposure needed to set the tune in your brain suggests that the response is Pavlovian rather than genuine in nature. A good portion of the listening public have simply become Pavlovian dogs conditioned to button pushing until their reward is dispensed. Soviet psychology at this time was dominated by Pavlovian theory - which emphasised connections between psychology and physiology. It's like a pre-programmed Pavlovian reaction, only without the dogs. It's like a Pavlovian reflex, an automatic reaction. That same Pavlovian reaction is now being elicited on Broadway as well. In Pavlovian conditioning the person is unable to control the situation. It's a Pavlovian reaction, adrenaline pumping round her body. Freud might equally well have used Pavlovian terminology. Sometimes, I still say the name in my head at difficult times but this is more of a Pavlovian reaction. In the 1930s, he used Pavlovian techniques to examine ideas of behaviour and compulsion. It seems to be a translation of Pavlovian conditioning into neural terms. In contrast to Pavlovian conditioning, however, aversive or noxious stimuli cannot act as instrumental reinforcers through a positive relationship with a response. And finally, it's a bad idea because it exemplifies the urge to replace political discourse with Pavlovian conditioning. It's honest reaction versus a Pavlovian reaction.
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