03493pam a2200253 a 45000010008000000030004000080050017000120080041000290100017000700200028000870400018001150500021001330820016001541000028001702450047001982600048002453000034002934400038003275040066003655052589004316500026030208560089030468560104031354924225OSt20190823123050.0950308s1995 caua b 001 0 eng  a 95011732  a0803953291 (alk. paper) aDLCcDLCdDLC00aBF201b.K45 199500a153 KEL2231 aKellogg, Ronald Thomas.10aCognitive psychology /cRonald T. Kellogg. aThousand Oaks :bSage Publications,cc1995. axxi, 523 p. :bill. ;c25 cm. 0aAdvanced psychology texts ;vv. 2 aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 457-502) and indexes. aPART ONE: INTRODUCTION The Discipline PART TWO: BASIC COGNITIVE OPERATIONS Sensation and Perception Attention Memory PART THREE: ACQUIRING AND USING KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL Learning, Remembering and Forgetting Knowledge Representation and Use Expertise PART FOUR: THE NATURE AND USE OF LANGUAGE Language Speaking and Listening Writing and Reading PART FIVE: THINKING SKILLS AND INTELLIGENCE Problem Solving Reasoning and Decision Making Intelligence and Thinking PART SIX: THE PAST AND FUTURE Consciousness DETAILS OF THE CHAPTERS PART ONE: INTRODUCTION CHAPTER ONE: THE DISCIPLINE Introduction to Cognitive Psychology; History of Cognitive Psychology; Contemporary Cognitive Psychology; Overview of the Text PART TWO: BASIC COGNITIVE OPERATIONS CHAPTER TWO: SENSATION AND PERCEPTION Perception as Informed Construction; Sensory Registration; Pattern Recognition Processes; Perceiving Objects in Scenes CHAPTER THREE: ATTENTION Filter Theories; Capacity Theories; Automatic Processes; Visual Attention: A Closer Look CHAPTER FOUR: MEMORY Short-Term versus Long-Term Memory; Revisions to the Multistore Model; Types of Long-Term Memory PART THREE: ACQUIRING AND USING KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL CHAPTER FIVE: LEARNING, REMEMBERING AND FORGETTING Encoding and Storing Events; Retrieval Processes; Schemas and Memory CHAPTER SIX: KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION AND USE Schemas; Schema Modification and Acquisition; Representational Codes; Using Semantic Memory CHAPTER SEVEN: EXPERTISE Characteristics of Expertise; Illustrations of Expertise; Computer Models of Expertise PART FOUR: THE NATURE AND USE OF LANGUAGE CHAPTER EIGHT: LANGUAGE Characteristics of Language; Grammars; Thought and Language CHAPTER NINE: SPEAKING AND LISTENING Speech Production; Speech Comprehension; The Relation of Production and Comprehension CHAPTER TEN: WRITING AND READING Text Production; Text Comprehension; Components of Reading Skill PART FIVE: THINKING SKILLS AND INTELLIGENCE CHAPTER ELEVEN: PROBLEM SOLVING Types of Thinking; A General Model of Problem Solving; Obstacles to Problem Solving; Creativity CHAPTER TWELVE: REASONING AND DECISION MAKING Syllogistic Reasoning; Conditional Reasoning; Inductive Reasoning; Decision Making CHAPTER THIRTEEN: INTELLIGENCE AND THINKING Traditional Views of Intelligence; Three Alternatives to Tradition; The Enhancement of Thinking Skills; Gender Differences PART SIX: THE PAST AND FUTURE CHAPTER FOURTEEN: CONSCIOUSNESS Varieties of Waking Consciousness; Dreaming and Daydreaming; Properties of Waking Consciousness; The Mind-Body Problem; The Future of Cognitive Psychology 0aCognitive psychology.423Publisher descriptionuhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0658/95011732-d.html423Contributor biographical informationuhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0738/95011732-b.html