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What did Pavlov believe about the generalizability of his findings to humans? a) His findings were only applicable to animals, not humans. b) His principles applied universally to both animals and humans. c) Humans were not capable of classical conditioning. d) His findings were only relevant to voluntary behaviors in humans.

          What did Pavlov believe about the generalizability of his findings to humans?
a) His findings were only applicable to animals, not humans.
b) His principles applied universally to both animals and humans.
c) Humans were not capable of classical conditioning.
d) His findings were only relevant to voluntary behaviors in humans.

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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Step 1: Pavlov conducted his famous experiments on dogs, where he discovered the principles of classical conditioning. Show more…

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What did Pavlov believe about the generalizability of his findings to humans? a) His findings were only applicable to animals, not humans. b) His principles applied universally to both animals and humans. c) Humans were not capable of classical conditioning. d) His findings were only relevant to voluntary behaviors in humans.