Behavior an Introduction to Comparative Psychology (Classic Reprint)

A clear, classroom-friendly look at behavior and how animals learn. It connects theory to everyday observations for quick understanding.

A classic introduction to the science of behavior, this book surveys how living beings sense, act, and adapt. It covers the basic ideas of sense organs, instinct, learning, and habit formation, using practical examples and clear explanations.

• See how sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch shape responses in animals and people.
• Explore the role of instinct and how social influence can modify inherited patterns.
• Learn how habits form, how training methods work, and how different factors affect learning.
• Discover the experimental approaches scientists use to study behavior in the lab and in the field.