Learning

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Credits 3. 3 Lecture Hours. Explore foundational principles of learning through psychological, behavioral and neuroscientific perspectives, methods and research. Analyze simple and complex learning processes, including habituation, classical conditioning and instrumental learning. Examine philosophical and historical foundations alongside modern research on how learning occurs and adapts across contexts. Apply learning theories to real-world domains such as addiction, therapy, language, artificial intelligence and workplace behavior. Strengthen analytical skills through evaluation of experimental techniques and behavioral data. Prerequisite: PBSI 235 .