He had a large family in which he was the oldest, healthiest sibbling. His father was a priest. Pavlov was very much like his father. They were both very motivated to being successful. Ivan Pavlov started school at Ryazan Ecclesiastical High School. He became interested in theology, but after learning about Charles Darwin, Pavlov decided to transfer to the University of St. Petersburg to learn about natural science. During his third year at the university, Pavlov decided to become a physiologist. He later received the Nobel Prize for his research on the physiology of digestion. He also wrote a book called “Conditioned Reflexes”. http://muskingum.edu/~psych/psycweb/history/pavlov.htm Another important theorist of behaviorism was B.F. Skinner. He is known as the father of operant conditioning. He was born in a small town of Pennsylvania in the year of 1904. He went to Hamilton College in New York with the intent of becoming a writer. He realized he did not have anything to offer as a writer so he became interested in psychology after learning about John B Watson’s Behaviorism theory. He later attended Harvard to study psychology. …show more content…
Identical twins are perfect to compare because they have the same DNA. Scientists have studied this by separating identical twins at birth and comparing to identical twins that grew up together. This way they got see how the environment affected the genetic makeup. Other researchers have tried comparing how identical twins were alike versus how fraternal twins, who don’t have the same genetic makeup, were alike. Identical twins were always proved to have more similarities than fraternal twins. Even those identical twins that were separated at birth, when reunited were proven to be very similar even though they were not raised in the same