The Organization of Behavior

"The Organization of Behavior" is a book by psychologist Donald Hebb that explores how the brain's neural networks influence learning and behavior. Hebb proposed that connections between neurons strengthen when they are activated together, which forms the basis for learning and memory—coined as Hebb's Rule. This concept helps explain how experiences shape the brain over time, leading to changes in behavior. Overall, the book provides foundational ideas about the biological processes underlying how humans and animals learn and adapt through neural organization.