Learning and memory

Learning and memory: a comprehensive reference

by Byrne, John H.

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"Learning and Memory--A Comprehensive Reference presents an extensive, integrated summary of the present state of research in the neurobiology and psychology of learning and memory and covers an enormous range of intellectual territory. With topics ranging from the neurochemistry and neurobiology of learning at the cellular and synaptic levels, systems neurobiology, the study of remarkable capabilities in animals (such as homing), ethological and behavioristic analyses, mechanisms, psychology, …

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Title Statements

  • Full title :Learning and memory : a comprehensive reference / editor-in-chief, John H. Byrne.

Summary

"Learning and Memory--A Comprehensive Reference presents an extensive, integrated summary of the present state of research in the neurobiology and psychology of learning and memory and covers an enormous range of intellectual territory. With topics ranging from the neurochemistry and neurobiology of learning at the cellular and synaptic levels, systems neurobiology, the study of remarkable capabilities in animals (such as homing), ethological and behavioristic analyses, mechanisms, psychology, and disorders of learning and memory in humans, the work broadly covers all topics in the neurobiology and psychology of learning and memory. There is no other handbook with such a comprehensive coverage and depth."--Publisher description

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:2008.

Publication Statements

  • Publisher(s):Academic
  • Place of Publication:London
  • Language:eng
  • Publication Date:2008.

The Physical Object

  • Description:1 online resource

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9780123705044, 0123705045
  • oclc:ocn225040569
  • LC Classification:BF318
  • Dewey Decimal:153.1

Table of Contents

v. 1. Learning theory and behaviour / volume editor, Randolf Menzel -- v. 2. Cognitive psychology of memory / Henry L. Roediger III -- v. 3. Memory systems / volume editor, Howard Eichenbaum -- v. 4. Molecular mechanisms of memory / volume editor, J. David Sweatt.

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