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Let us listen to one of the most classical experiments in psychology- the Pavlov-Dog Experiment or better known as the classical conditioning experiment and what it's implications were for psychology. If you liked this episode then comment down below what experiment you would like us to cover next and please share this with someone you love. For more such episodes, follow us.
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