"What do we know? How do we know it? How do we learn and remember? And what are the different ways of learning and remembering, of knowing, perceiving, and problem-solving?" "Addressing these and other key questions, this new edition of a well-respected text provides a rich historical context for current research in cognitive psychology. Written in an engaging, straightforward style, the third edition of Cognition has been completely revised with hundreds of updates and new references that attest to the growing importance of this area of psychology. More than 100 figures - many new to this edition - illustrate experiments in cognitive research and their results, complementing the author's clear and uncomplicated explanations of even the most difficult concepts."--BOOK JACKET.