Descripción
Barry H. Kantowitz explores the intricate mechanisms underpinning human information processing in this insightful work. Through engaging tutorials, the book delves into concepts of performance and cognition, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of how the mind interprets and responds to information.
The author employs a clear and approachable style, making complex theories accessible to those unfamiliar with cognitive science. By presenting real-world applications and practical examples, Kantowitz enhances the reader's grasp of cognitive performance in various contexts.
This thought-provoking exploration not only elucidates key principles of information processing but also prompts readers to consider how these theories manifest in everyday life, shaping their understanding of human behavior and capabilities.
The author employs a clear and approachable style, making complex theories accessible to those unfamiliar with cognitive science. By presenting real-world applications and practical examples, Kantowitz enhances the reader's grasp of cognitive performance in various contexts.
This thought-provoking exploration not only elucidates key principles of information processing but also prompts readers to consider how these theories manifest in everyday life, shaping their understanding of human behavior and capabilities.
Detalles del libro
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
365 páginas
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
ene. 1, 1974
Editorial
Halsted Press
ISBN-10
0470456744
ISBN-13
9780470456743