Publisher's Synopsis
This text explores the nature and scope of cognitive psychology by linking traditional cognitive psychology approaches with current theories and practices in cognitive science. Benjafield offers coverage of competing viewpoints. Features of the text include particular emphasis on the issues of intelligence and creativity, personal cognition and applied cognitive psychology; case studies throughout the text; discussions of connectionist approaches to cognition; "names and concepts to understand and remember" sections at the end of each chapter; and an additional reading section.
