I.P. Pavlov's doctrine of conditioned reflexes and psychopathology
M. P. Andreev
Kazan medical journal ›› 1935, Vol. 31 ›› Issue (3-4) : 511 -519.
I.P. Pavlov's doctrine of conditioned reflexes and psychopathology
The question of the attitude of the doctrine of conditioned reflexes to psychopathology, despite its seeming narrowness, is of great importance in the complex of reports characterizing the activity of I.P. Pavlov. This significance manifests itself in three directions: 1) biographical, in the sense of assessing the development of interests and works of I.P. Pavlov himself, 2) principle-methodological, in solving the problem of the relationship between the mental and physiological and in assessing the method of conditioned reflexes in this resolution, and 3 ) practical — in the sense of the application of theoretical research by I. P. Pavlov to the needs of the clinic.
Andreev M.P.
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