Obituary of Ivan Pavlov

Ivan Pavlov

Ivan Petrovich Pavlov (born September 26, 1849 in Ryazan, Russia) was a physician who was best known for his discovery of classical conditioning through his experiments with dogs including the concept of the conditional reflex titled the "Pavlovian response." Ivan died on February 27, 1936 and his death was because of bilateral pneumonia. He died at age 86.

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Ivan Pavlov Biography Wiki:

Is He Dead or Alive: Dead
Full Name: Pavlov, Ivan
Common Name: Ivan Pavlov
Gender: Male
Preferred Gender Pronoun: he/him
Birthplace: Ryazan, Russia
Birth Date: September 26, 1849
Age: 86 (at death)
Occupation: Physician

Religion: Atheism
Net Worth: $5 million
Nationality: Russian
Favorite Food: Kraft Mac & Cheese
Favorite Color: Navy
Favorite Scent: Viktor & Rolf Spicebomb
Favorite Actor: Al Pacino

Ivan's Family Tree

Birth Name: Ivan Petrovich Pavlov
Father: Peter Dimitrevich Pavlov (1823-1899)
Mother: Varvara Ivanovna Uspenskaya (1826-1890)
Brother(s):

Dmitry Pavlov (1851-1902)
Nikolay Pavlov (1868-?)
Sergey Pavlov (1864-?)
Konstantin Pavlov (1859-?)
Piotr Pavlov (1853-?)

Sister(s):

Yelena Pavlova (1862-?)
Lidiya Pavlova (1874-1946)

Spouse/Partner:

Seraphima Vasilievna Karchevskaya (married 1881-1936, his death)

Son(s):

Vladimir Pavlov
Mirchik Pavlov (1883-1883)
Victor Pavlov
Vsevolod Pavlov (1893-1935)

Daughter(s):

Vera Pavlova

Death Notice:

Date: February 27 1936 at age 86
Place: St. Petersburg, Russia
Cause of Death: Pneumonia (bilateral)
Interment: Buried at Volkovo Cemetery in St. Petersburg, Russia

Category Tags:

Physician Russian Born on September 26th Born in 1849 Died in 1936 Died at age 86 Died from Pneumonia

Quotable Quotes:

"After many years of careful study, Ivan Pavlov was able to identify the four stimuli that cause animals to salivate. These stimuli were breakfast, exercise, a food that would make them sick, and a new animal. After consistently administering these four stimuli to his animals, he was able to predict their next move and learn how to get them to salivate in anticipation of food. (V)"

"Ivan Pavlov's groundbreaking research on classical conditioning has forever changed our understanding of human behavior, cementing his legacy as one of the most influential psychologists in history. (V)"

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