By
Mark H. Ashcraft, Gabriel A. Radvansky
Item specification:
- 5th Edition - International edition
- Paper cover
- ISBN-13: 9780135081686
- ISBN-10: 0135081688
- Free postage Australia wide
Detailed item info
| Key Features |
| Author(s) | Gabriel A. Radvansky, Mark H. Ashcraft |
| Publisher | Pearson Education (US) |
| Date of Publication | 01/02/2009 |
| Language | English |
| Format | Paperback |
| ISBN-10 | 0135081688 |
| ISBN-13 | 9780135081686 |
| Subject | Psychology: Textbooks & Study Guides |
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| Publication Data |
| Country of Publication | United States |
| Imprint | Pearson |
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| Dimensions |
| Weight | 794 g |
| Width | 188 mm |
| Height | 228 mm |
| Spine | 19 mm |
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| Editorial Details |
| Edition Statement | International ed of 5th revised ed |
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| Description |
| Table Of Contents | 1.
Cognitive Psychology : An Introduction Thinking About Thinking Memory
and Cognition Defined An Introductory History of Cognitive Psychology
Anticipations of Psychology Early Psychology Behaviorism and
Neobehaviorism Dissatifaction with Behaviorism: The Winds of Change
Cognitive Psychology and Information Processing The New Direction The
Assumptions of Cognitive Psychology 2. The Cognitive Science Approach
Guiding Principles Themes Measuring Information Processes Getting
Started Time and Accuracy Measures Guiding Analogies The
Information-Processing Approach The Standard Theory A Process Model
The Strict Information Processing Approach Some Difficulties The
Modern Cognitive Approach: Cognitive Science Updating the Standard
Theory Fixing the Narrowness Neurocognition: The Brain and Cognition
Together Basic Neurology Brain Anatomy Principles of Functioning
Split Brain Research and Lateralization Methods of Investigation
Neural Net Models: Connectionism 3. Perception and Pattern Recognition
Visual Perception Gathering Visual Information Visual Sensory Memory
The Early parts of a Fixation A Summary for Visual Sensory Memory
Trans-saccadic Memory Pattern Recognition: Written Language Gestalt
Grouping Principles The Template Approach Visual Feature Detection
Beyond Features: Conceptually Driven Pattern Recognition Connectionist
Modeling Object Recognition and Agnosia Recognition by Components
Agnosia Implications for Cognitive Science Auditory Perception
Auditory Sensory Memory Auditory Pattern Recognition 4. Attention
Multiple Meaning of Attention Basics of Attention Basic Input
Attentional Processes Alertness and Arousal Orienting Response and
Attention Capture Spotlight Attention and Visual Search Contrasting
Input and Controlled Attention Hemineglect: An Attention Deficit
Controlled, Voluntary Attention Selective Attention and the Cocktail
Party Effect Selection Models Attention as a Mental Resource
Automatic and Conscious Processing Theories A Synthesis for Attention
and Automaticity Disadvantages of Automaticity 5. Short-Term Working
Memory Short-Term Memory: A Limited Capacity Bottleneck The Magical
Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two Forgetting from Short-Term Memory
Short-Term Memory Retrieval Serial Position Effects Short-Term Memory
Scanning: The Sternberg Task Working Memory The Components of Working
Memory The Central Executive The Phonological Loop The Visuo-Spatial
Sketchpad The Episodic Buffer Assessing Working Memory The Dual Task
Method Working Memory Span The Role of Working Memory in Cognition
Working Memory and Attention Working Memory and Long-Term Memory
Working Memory and Reasoning Sometimes Small Working Memory Spans are
Better 6. Learning and Remembering Preliminary Issues Mnemonic
Devices The Ebbinghaus Tradition of Memory Research Metamemory
Storing Information in Episodic Memory Rehearsal Frequency of
Rehearsal Two Kinds of Rehearsal Depth of Processing Challenges to
Depth of Processing Generation and Enactment Organization in Storage
Imagery Emotion and Survival Value Context and Encoding Specificity
Retrieving Episodic Information Decay Interference Retrieval Failure
Retrieval Cues Amnesia and Implicit Memory Dissociation of Episodic
and Semantic Memory Anterograde Amnesia Implicit and Explicit Memory
7. Knowing Semantic Memory The Collins and Quillian ( and Loftus)
Model Smith's Feature Comparison Model Empirical Tests of Semantic
Memory Models Semantic Relatedness Priming in Semantic Memory Nuts
and Bolts of Priming Tasks Empirical Demonstrations of Priming Priming
in Other Tasks Automatic and Controlled Priming Priming Is an
Implicit Process Schemata and Scripts Bartlett's Research Schemata
Scripts Evidence of Scripts < Cont |
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