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The Psychology of Memory Book by Altanynid Kaminski & Megan Sumeracki (Farsi)

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Altanynid Kaminski, Megan Sumeracki
Product Type
Printed Book
Origin
United States
Format
Paperback
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150 g (5.29 oz)
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Kas 19 — Kas 26

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The Psychology of Memory Book by Altanynid Kaminski & Megan Sumeracki (Farsi)

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The Psychology of Memory takes a unique look at a fundamental aspect of being human, challenging many of the common understandings of what memory is, how it works, and how accurate our memories are. It explores the complexity of human memory, examining how we remember different types of information and how factors such as aging and emotion affect the process of creating, storing, and retrieving memories. It explores extreme aspects of memory, from photographic memory to dementia, along with previously discussed ways in which our memory can affect our daily lives, particularly in educational and legal settings. By looking at memory as a flexible, dynamic, and active phenomenon, the book The Psychology of Memory shows us how our individual memories work and how we can use them more effectively, to use our past, experiences, and knowledge to improve the present and build the future.

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Persian Title

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ISBN

9786227184631

Genre & Theme

Cognitive Science / Psychology

Target Audience / Age Group

Students, educators, and anyone interested in memory

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Ağırlık 150 g
Condition

New

Product Type

Printed Book

Format

Paperback

Genre

Psychology

Origin

United States

Language

Persian

Author Altanynid Kaminski, Megan Sumeracki

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