Memory: Phenomena, Experiment and Theory

Memory: Phenomena, Experiment and Theory
ISBN-10
0863776329
ISBN-13
9780863776328
Series
Memory
Category
Psychology
Pages
231
Language
English
Published
1993
Publisher
Psychology Press
Author
Alan J. Parkin

Description

Memory: Phenomena, Experiment and Theory presents the reader with a lively and comprehensive account of contemporary memory research. The first chapter considers structural accounts of memory which is followed by a detailed assessment of the "levels of processing" alternative. A third chapter considers the organisation and function of long-term memory including discussion of the highly influential distinction between explicit and implicit memory. Here, as elsewhere in the book, particular attention is paid to the relevance of clinical observations in the development of theory. Concepts of retrieval are described in some detail with a broad account of contextual influences on memory. A whole chapter is devoted to the topic of mental imagery and another to the working memory concept. The final two chapters cover memory across the lifespan and allow the reader to see how many of the general ideas developed at earlier stages provide insights into memory development.

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