David A. Lieberman's book "Human Learning and Memory" explores the complex nature of human learning and memory, from the basic mechanisms of classical and operant conditioning to the more complex systems of long-term memory. The book examines topics such as the role of attention, encoding, storage, and retrieval of information, as well as the influences of factors such as emotion, motivation, and cognition on learning and memory. The author also discusses theories of learning and memory, including neural network models, and examines practical applications of psychological knowledge of learning and memory in areas such as education, therapy, and criminal justice.