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Learning and Complex Behavior

Learning and Complex Behavior describes basic biobehavioral processes and explores their implications for complex human behavior. Basic processes (4 chapters) include natural selection, selection by reinforcement, generalization, discrimination, conditioned reinforcement, schedules of reinforcement, and associated phenomena. Complex behavior (8 chapters) includes stimulus classes (“concepts”), attending, perceiving, remembering, imagining, problem solving, and verbal behavior together with related findings from neuroscience and neuropsychology. The website complements—but does not replace—the book. If you are considering purchase of the book

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