Cognitive Psychology
di Albert Kelly
2018 · 250 pagine · Larsen and Keller Education · ISBN 9781635497106
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The mind is a powerful weapon and it can be used to perceive, control, behave, etc. The study of various processes the brain can perform is known as cognitive psychology. As a sub-discipline of psychology, cognitive psychology refers to the analyses and examination of the memory, attention, thinking, creativity and problem-solving parts of the brain.
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