Books like Cognitive Psychology by Michael W. Eysenck

This revision of Michael W. Eysenck’s classic work expands upon the three core perspectives that shape contemporary cognitive psychology: experimental methods, computational modeling within cognitive science, and neuropsychological investigations of cognition after brain injury. The updated chapters examine dynamic interactions among these viewpoints across all main cognitive domains, including perception, attention, memory, categorization, language, problem‑solving, and reasoning. New material gives greater depth to topics such as depth perception, neural correlates of perception, autobiographical and implicit memory, reading theories, mood‑congruent effects, connectionism, scientific discovery, and conditional reasoning. Designed as a student handbook, it is suitable for undergraduates in psychology and for learners in related fields such as computer science, education, linguistics, physiology, and medicine.

First publish date: 1990