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A Textbook of Psychology

by Donald Olding Hebb

📄 344 pages⏱ ~9 hrs

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A Textbook of Psychology is a foundational work that presents key concepts and theories in the field of psychology, with a strong emphasis on the biological basis of behavior. Hebb explores how the brain and nervous system influence learning, perception, memory, and thought processes. One of the central ideas in the book is Hebb’s theory of learning, often summarized as “cells that fire together wire together,” which explains how neural connections are strengthened through experience. The text integrates experimental research with theoretical insights, offering a scientific approach to understanding human and animal behavior. Covering topics such as motivation, emotion, intelligence, and development, the book provides a structured introduction to psychology while highlighting the relationship between physiology and mental processes. It explores themes of learning, brain function, and the mechanisms underlying behavior.

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