Learning and Memory

Learning and Memory
ISBN-10
1108428614
ISBN-13
9781108428613
Series
Learning and Memory
Category
Psychology
Pages
630
Language
English
Published
2020-10-31
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Author
David A. Lieberman

Description

A stimulating introduction to human learning and memory, written in a lively style to engage students in critical thinking.

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