Hulse, Stewart H. creator Egeth, Howard text New York McGraw-Hill 1980 1980 1975 Fifth Edition monographic eng

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478 Pages : pbk. 21 cm. This textbook provides a comprehensive overview of how learning occurs from both behavioral and cognitive perspectives. It covers core concepts such as reinforcement, extinction, stimulus control, verbal learning, memory, and skill acquisition. The authors integrate experimental findings with theoretical models to explain how organisms adapt and acquire new behaviors. Designed for students, the 5th edition includes updated content, clearer illustrations, and practical examples to enhance understanding. Stewart H. Hulse, Howard Egeth and James Deese includes index. Psychology 154.4 HUL 0-07-031151-x GCL 250715