What is another word for pavlovian response?
Pronunciation: [pavlˈʌvi͡ən ɹɪspˈɒns] (IPA) 
The Pavlovian Response is a behavioral phenomenon named after famous psychologist Ivan Pavlov, which occurs when a person involuntarily reacts to a particular stimulus based on prior conditioning. There are various synonyms for this response, including classical conditioning response, conditioned response, reflexive response, and automatic response. These alternative terms all refer to the same type of learned behavior that results from the pairing of an originally neutral stimulus with a natural response. The Pavlovian Response can be observed in various everyday situations, such as when a person salivates at the sight of their favorite food or flinches at the sound of a loud noise.
