Sechenov
Sechenov Se·che·nov (sěch’ə-nôf’, syě’chə-nəf), Ivan Mikhaylovich. 1829-1905.
Russian psychologist. A teacher of Pavlov, he developed the theory that all conscious and unconscious acts are reflexes.
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