Let's go all the way – and include operant and observational learning
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (2):249-250 (2000)
| Abstract | If biologists are going to incorporate learning into theories of animal behavior, why not go all the way and incorporate the enormous literatures on Pavlovian conditioning, plus those on operant and observational learning? | |||||||||
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