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Cognitive psychology

*Cognitive Psychology* by Eamon Fulcher is an introductory undergraduate textbook designed for first-year Psychology students to develop a foundational understanding of how the human mind processes information. Part of the Crucial Psychology Study Texts Series published by Learning Matters, the book covers the main aspects of Cognitive Psychology including attention, memory, perception, language, and reasoning. Written by an experienced academic researcher and lecturer, the book makes complex theoretical concepts understandable for students new to the subject. It also allows students to focus on individual topics relevant to their course. Suitable for use across a broad range of first-year undergraduate Psychology programmes.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 162 pages

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