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This Oxford Handbook Of Human Memory Covers The Science Of Human Memory, Its Application To Clinical Disorders, And Its Broader Implications For Learning And Memory In Real-world Contexts. Written By Field Leaders, The Handbook Integrates Behavioral, Neural, And Computational Evidence With Current Theories Of How We Learn And Remember. Following A Section Of Foundational Chapters, Subsequent Sections Include Chapters That Cover Forms And Attributes Of Memory, Encoding And Retrieval Processes And Their Interactions, Individual Differences, Memory Disorders And Therapies, Learning And Memory In Educational Settings, And The Role Of Memory In Society. The Handbook's Authoritative Chapters Document The Current State Of Knowledge And Provide A Roadmap For The Next Generation Of Memory Scientists, Established Peers, And Practitioners-- Provided By Publisher.