Learning and cognition : (Record no. 2425)

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International Standard Book Number 978-0-205-50724-5
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Classification number 153 M36
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Personal name Martinez, Michael E.
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Title Learning and cognition :
Remainder of title the design of the mind /
Statement of responsibility, etc. Michael E. Martinez.
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. Upper Saddle River, NJ :
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Pearson Education,
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2010.
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Extent xix, 382 p. : ill.:
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Dimensions 28 cm.
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Language note English
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Formatted contents note CHAPTER 1: Introduction Four Paradigms Where is Education? What is Education? The Design of Educational Experience SECTION I: THE MIND,S ARCHITECTURE CHAPTER 2: Behaviorism Why Study Behavior? Classical Conditioning Early Behaviorism in America Classical Conditioning and Education Operant Conditioning Behaviorism,s Enduring Impact Behaviorism Challenged Is There a Downside to Behaviorism? Learning Strategies Conclusion CHAPTER 3: The Cognitive Architecture The Computer Metaphor The Sensory Register Short-Term/Working Memory Long-Term Memory Summarizing the Cognitive Architecture Basic Cognitive Processes The Funnel of Information Chunking and Automaticity Laws of Learning Learning Strategies Conclusion CHAPTER 4: Theories of Knowledge Philosophy Semiotics Linguistics Artificial Intelligence Psychology Anthropology Learning Strategies Conclusion CHAPTER 5: Complex Cognition Metacognition Problem Solving Critical Thinking Inferential Reasoning Creativity The Nature of Higher-Order Thought The Social Origins of Complex Cognition Learning Strategies Conclusion CHAPTER 6: Motivation Volition and Emotion The Trilogy of Mind Emotions Motivation Theories Based on Global Motives Motivation Theories Based on Beliefs About Events Motivation Theories Based on Beliefs About Self Goals Self-Regulation New Directions Learning Strategies Conclusion SECTION II: DEVELOPING MINDS CHAPTER 7: Cognitive Development and Expertise What is Development? Cognitive Development: Piaget Neo-Piagetian Theories Vygotskyan Theory Language Development Development Toward Expertise The Timeline for Expertise Beyond Expertise Educating for Expertise Learning Strategies Conclusion CHAPTER 8: The Brain and Cognition Mind and Brain Brain Anatomy and Function Neuron Anatomy and Adaptation Brain Development Exercise and Nutrition A Bridge Too Far Learning Strategies Conclusion SECTION III: HOW MINDS DIFFER CHAPTER 9: Assessment and Individual Differences Reliability Validity How Tests Influence Learning Classroom Assessment Standardized Testing Quantitative Research Education and Individual Differences Aptitude-Treatment Interactions: ATIs Diversification of Instruction Time and Learning Group Differences Learning Strategies Conclusion CHAPTER 10: Intelligence What is Intelligence? Intelligence and Achievement One Intelligence or Many? Hierarchical Theories of Intelligence Emergent Theories of Intelligence Measuring Intelligence Can Intelligence Change? Environmental Influences on Intelligence Learning Strategies Conclusion
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Summary, etc. "What is the design of the mind? What does that design imply for education? This comprehensive and engaging introduction to human learning and its applications to education focuses on these vital questions by exploring the theories of knowledge, complex cognition, and human intelligence while presenting an overview of the human mind through multiple theoretical lenses in a clear and interesting way. Written in narrative form, it holds the reader`s attention, telling a story that is both interesting and important to the improvement of the mind through education."--BOOK JACKET.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Cognition
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    Dewey Decimal Classification     FEU - Cavite Higher Education FEU - Cavite Higher Education HED Library 12/21/2025 153 M36 HED1582 06/02/2026 12/21/2025 Books