Behavior Analysis and Learning, Seventh Edition offers a comprehensive and advanced introduction to the science of behavior analysis from a behavioral perspective. Covering topics from respondent and operant conditioning to applied behavior analysis and cultural design, this edition provides a thorough understanding of how behavior is learned, analyzed, and influenced.

Grounded in B. F. Skinner’s philosophy of radical behaviorism, the text integrates insights from Darwinian theory, neuroscience, neurophysiology, biology, and contemporary behavioral research. It explores the connections between environmental influences, genetic factors, and biological processes to explain behavior across multiple levels.

The Seventh Edition features expanded coverage of neurophysiological mechanisms, updated research findings, and the latest references reflecting advances in behavior analysis. By combining concepts from behavior analysis, neuroscience, epigenetics, and cultural science within a selectionist framework, this edition provides students, researchers, and professionals with a modern and in-depth understanding of behavior at the environmental, genetic, neurophysiological, and sociocultural levels.