Pavlov conducted an experiment studying the digestive process in dogs, in which he discovered that a dog's salivation response could be activated, over time, simply with the presence of a lab worker and no food or the sound of a bell. He succeeded in doing this using:

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Pavlov's experiment is a classic example of classical conditioning, which suggests that an organism can learn to associate a conditioned stimulus (lab worker or sound of a bell) with an unconditioned stimulus (food) and elicit the same response (salivation) as a result of the conditioned stimulus alone.

Pavlov Conducted an Experiment Studying the Digestive Process in Dogs