Probably not. You are not one of Pavlov's dogs, after all. Or a Pavlov's cat for that matter. Or a Pavlov's sea slug. But, see what's your salivary response to reading a brand new paper on Pavlov's cockroaches and report your findings in the comments.
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"Pavlov's Cockroach: Classical Conditioning of Salivation in an Insect," sounds like a great paper and seriously...salivation in the cockroach! that's great stuff ;)
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My mouth always waters when I'm severely nauseated, thanks. :)
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Cockroach in upper left hand -- if you cut its head off, it keeps moving 17 days. found in Vietnam.
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The word "salivate" makes me salivate!