Human Cognitive Neuropsychology
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A landmark academic text in cognitive neuropsychology, Human Cognitive Neuropsychology presents a comprehensive and authoritative account of how the human mind processes language, perception, memory, and action. Drawing on decades of research into brain-damaged patients, Ellis and Young argue that the careful study of neurological impairments provides a powerful window into the architecture of normal cognitive function. The work systematically details the major cognitive systems — from reading and writing to face recognition and object perception — illustrating how breakdowns in these systems reveal their underlying structure. Written with clarity and academic rigour, it remains an essential reference for students and researchers in psychology, neuroscience, and linguistics alike.
Author: Andrew W. Ellis And Andrew W. Young
Format: Paperback
Genre: Psychology
Condition remarks:
Condition: Good to fair. Paperback. Page Condition: Good - possible tanning. Markings: possible previous owner inscription.
A landmark academic text in cognitive neuropsychology, Human Cognitive Neuropsychology presents a comprehensive and authoritative account of how the human mind processes language, perception, memory, and action. Drawing on decades of research into brain-damaged patients, Ellis and Young argue that the careful study of neurological impairments provides a powerful window into the architecture of normal cognitive function. The work systematically details the major cognitive systems — from reading and writing to face recognition and object perception — illustrating how breakdowns in these systems reveal their underlying structure. Written with clarity and academic rigour, it remains an essential reference for students and researchers in psychology, neuroscience, and linguistics alike.