The psychology of learning / Stewart H. Hulse, James Deese, Howard Egeth

The Psychology of Learning is a landmark textbook that explores the fundamental principles and processes of human and animal learning. Written by three renowned psychologists—Hulse, Deese, and Egeth—the book provides a systematic analysis of topics such as reinforcement, motivation, conditioning, memory, problem-solving, and verbal learning. With its blend of experimental research, theoretical models, and practical applications, it has long been a cornerstone resource for students of psychology, education, and behavioral sciences.

Clear explanations, examples from laboratory and real-life settings, and coverage of both classical and modern theories make this book an essential reference for anyone seeking to understand how learning shapes behavior and cognition.