In the Forty Studies readings 9-12 the passages touch on emotions and the research implemented to prove how are emotions are tested. Reading 9 discusses Pavlov’s experiment testing the salvation and digestion of dogs. The experiment utilizes significant terms like responses and stimulus to acknowledge the dog’s actions. Classical conditioning establishes the theory tested in Pavlov’s trial demonstrating how are emotions is tested in an unfamiliar situation. Pavlov’s study was an important experiment to recognize, because it defines our human behavior in ordinary situations. Watsons test Little Albert in reading 10 distinguishes the identity of fear as it relates to our experiences. Applying the rat repeatedly in the experiment specified
