ABSTRACT
CHAPTER OVERVIEW Learning theory is often thought of as the backbone of psychology and on a broader basis, it is life itself. From the day life begins to the day that it ends, learning never ceases. There is no doubt that humans and many other varieties of organisms learn to walk or locomote, think, and interact with each other although there continues to this day a controversy concerning the model or theory of learning that explains fully the mechanism(s) of learning.
