The course material was pretty boring -- it was just different forms of classical conditioning, not learning itself. However, Wikenheiser was probably the best teacher for it.

When I took it, there was still a hybrid option, and the recorded lectures (Bruincasted) were very helpful. For future reference, it would be helpful to review lecture notes and slides because the exams are quite fair in that they do not go beyond the scope of the lectures. As such, the textbook isn't absolutely necessary. The reading was minimal and was also not the focus on exams. It's an informative class and understandably a core class for the Psychology/Psychobiology majors. The exams are a bit short, so each question is worth quite a bit, but the final is weighed the same as the midterms, so there is plenty of room for improvement throughout the quarter.

I personally wasn't interested in the material, but I know some people liked it. If you're a psych major like me and had to take a column A course, he's definitely one of the better professors for psych 110.

Wikenhouser has very clear lectures and tests directly from the lecture material.