Basic and Applied Memory Research: Volume 1: Theory in Context; Volume 2: Practi [Paperback]

Volume 1. Contents: Contributors. Preface. Acknowledgments. D.J. Herrmann, Convergence of Basic and Applied Memory Research: An Overview of Volume 1. J.F. Kihlstrom, Memory Research: The Convergence of Theory and Practice. P.E. Morris, M.M. Gruneberg, Practical Aspects of Memory: The First 2,500 Years. H.P. Bahrick, Synergistic Strategies for Memory Research. M.M. Gruneberg, P.E. Morris, R.N. Sykes, D.J. Herrmann, The Practical Application of Memory Research: Practical Problems in the Relationship Between Theory and Practice. M.K. Johnson, Fact, Fantasy, and Public Policy. T.K. Landauer, S.T. Dumais, How Come You Know So Much? From Practical Problems to New Memory Theory. P. Rabbitt, Q. Yang, What Are the Functional Bases of Individual Differences in Memory Ability? L.L Jacoby, J.M. Jennings, J.F. Hay, Dissociating Automatic and Consciously Controlled Processes: Implications for Diagnosis and Rehabilitation of Memory Deficits. A. Baddeley, Applying the Psychology of Memory to Clinical Problems. T. Curran, D.L. Schacter, Implicit Memory and Perceptual Brain Mechanisms. W. Hirst, E. Pinner, Memory and Attention. J. Grafman, H. Weingartner, A Combinatorial-Binding and Strength (CBS) Model of Memory: Is It a Better Framework for Amnesia? B.A. Wilson, Management and Rehabilitation of Memory Problems. M.A. Conway, Failures of Autobiographical Remembering. P.J. Hertel, Practical Aspects of Emotion and Memory. C. Hertzog, J. Dunlosky, The Aging of Practical Memory: An Overview. R.A. Dixon, Collaborative Memory and Aging. M.A. McDaniel, P.J. Waddill, P.S. Shakesby, Study Strategies, Interest, and Learnl³V