Alan F. Collins Books

Cognition In Action

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This is a substantial revision of an innovative textbook designed for undergraduate courses in cognitive psychology. It approaches cognitive psychology by asking what it says about how people carry...

Cognition In Action

By Alan F. Collins

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Cognition in Action

By Alan F. Collins, Peter E. Morris, Mary M. Smyth, Philip Levy

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Cognition in Action

By Alan F. Collins, Peter E. Morris, Mary M. Smyth, Philip Levy

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Cognition in Action

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Cognition in Action

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Cognition in Action

By Alan F. Collins, Peter E. Morris, Mary M. Smyth, Philip Levy

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Theories of Memory

By Alan F. Collins, Martin A. Conway, Peter E. Morris

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