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Home Nobel: The Man and the Prizes Britannica's Nobelists Nobelists by Prize ... Back To Britannica Pavlov, Ivan Petrovich Laws of conditioned reflex According to the physiologist Sir Charles Sherrington, the spinal reflex is composed of integrated actions of the nervous system involving such complex components as the excitation and inhibition of many nerves, induction ( i.e., the increase or decrease of inhibition brought on by previous excitation), and the irradiation of nerve impulses to many nerve centres. To these components, Pavlov added cortical and subcortical influences, the mosaic action of the brain, the effect of sleep on the spread of inhibition, and the origin of neurotic disturbances principally through a collision, or conflict, between cortical excitation and inhibition. Back to top Previous Next Contents of this article: Introduction Life Laws of conditioned reflex Opposition to Communism ... Additional Reading © 2010 Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.

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