Behaviorism, science, and human nature

Barry N. Schwartz · HUGH M. LACEY

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Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology Behavioral and Psychological Studies Memory and Neural Mechanisms

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This innovative text is an unusually clear and succinct introduction to animal learning-its principles, methods, applications, and limitations. It provides the untrained student with the basics of Pavlovian and operant conditioning.

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