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The writer of this book continues to do what made the first four editions remain the most comprehensive book in the area of cognition. Readers will understand the main thrust of the book because of the historical perspective and the writing style. This new edition still retains its strengths that made it popular: it's well written with a humorous touch, but explores the critical issues in cognitive psychology through historical context as well as up-to-date research. It has more coverage of artificial intelligence than other books and contains a new focus on technology in the discipline and a new chapter on consciousness. New clinical psychologists looking for a quick, yet comprehensive reference.
This text investigates the fundamental mechanisms of human cognition by synthesizing historical foundations with contemporary research and technological advancements. Robert Solso leverages his extensive academic background to provide a comprehensive framework that bridges classical psychological theory with modern computational models. The book argues that understanding the mind requires a dual focus on the evolution of psychological thought and the current empirical data driving the field.
What You Will Find
This work is regarded as a foundational text that balances academic rigor with an accessible, engaging writing style. Its enduring popularity stems from its ability to synthesize complex research into a coherent narrative that remains relevant for both students and clinical professionals.
Page Count:
546
Publication Date:
1991-02-01
Publisher:
Longman Higher Education Division (a Pearson Education company)
ISBN-10:
0205114121
ISBN-13:
9780205114122
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