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Animal learning,ur society. However, with such a wide and abstract concept it would be impossible to investigate how learning occurs or to find out what steps could be taken to improve learning in schools and at places of work, so psychologists have chosen to use the very simplest examples of learning in order to m

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Animal behaviour,ng its inheritance (phylogeny) and development within the individual (ontogeny). Since Darwin’s work on the origin and evolution of species it has become generally accepted that the same laws and principles that apply in natural selection have also operated to bring about human evolution. The struct

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Abnormal behaviour,e ubiquitous colloquial expression that appears in people’s definitions of what psychology is about. However, the study and treatment of abnormal states is the central concern of . and not of psychology. Psychologists define abnormality as a deviation from the normal state, where psychiatrists use t

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