The learning Theory

The reading or writing, sporting or phobia for indoors are learning processes. Normally, we define learning as the mental process that allows a change of behavior in relatively long lasting effect of experience. The psychology describe several models, which most often follow are derived from studies and experiments carried out at the end of 19.mo and the first half of 20.mo century by several researchers in the field of physiology and psychology , but the two main scientists who gave input to the encoding rules that are the basis of learning were the Russian physiologist Iván Petrovich Pavlov, who lived at the end of the czar's era and he codified the classical conditioning learning and the U.S. psychologist Burrhus Frederic Skinner who made many important discoveries in the late'30s of the last century that allowed him to identify the rules of conditioning learning.