Principles of cognitive psychology
- Title
- Principles of cognitive psychology / Michael W. Eysenck.
- Published by
- Hove, UK ; Hillsdale, USA : L. Erlbaum Associates, ©1993.
- Author
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Details
- Description
- vi, 186 pages : illustrations
- Summary
- The core of cognitive psychology - perception, memory, language and reasoning - is the focus of this work, aiming to provide insights into our use of these complex faculties.
- Series statement
- Principles of psychology
- Uniform title
- Principles of psychology
- Subject
- Contents
- 1. What is cognitive psychology? -- Information-processing theory -- The real world -- 2. Sensory systems and perception -- Sensory systems -- Perceptual development -- Perceptual organisation -- Theories of perception -- 3. Attention -- Selective or focused attention -- Divided attention -- Automatic processing -- Vigilance -- 4. Memory -- Short-term and long-term memory -- Levels of processing -- Organisation in memory -- Why do we forget? -- Practical applications -- 5. Language comprehension and production -- Basic processes in reading -- Speech perception -- Language comprehension -- Language production -- Language and thought -- 6. Thinking -- Problem solving -- Reasoning -- Decision making and judgement -- References -- Glossary -- Author index -- Subject Index.
- Owning institution
- Princeton University Library
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 166-173) and indexes.