Ivan petrovich Pavlov (1September 26th, 849-1February 27th, 936) was a Soviet physiologist, psychologist and physician, the founder of higher nervous activity Theory and higher nervous activity Physiology. The constructor of conditioned reflex theory is also one of the most influential figures in the field of traditional psychology. 1904 won the Nobel Prize in Physiology, and was the first scientist to win the Nobel Prize in Physiology.

What are the famous aphorisms about Pavlov?

Pavlov:? The future of science can only belong to the diligent and modest young generation!

Pavlov:? Happiness can make you feel every beat of life, and every impression of life, whether physical or mental, can make your body develop and strengthen.

Pavlov:? Never think you know everything.

Pavlov:? No matter what I do, I always think that as long as my energy allows, I will serve my country first.

Pavlov:? Science requires everyone to have extremely intense work and great enthusiasm.

Pavlov:? Don't think you know everything at any time, no matter how high others think of you, always have the courage to say to yourself, "I don't know anything."

Pavlov:? Do it yourself, move your hands and observe with your own eyes-this is the highest principle of our experimental work.