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Attention

Author: W. B. Pillsbury

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Title: Attention

Author: W. B. Pillsbury

Description: A complete survey of early experimental research on attention: its fluctuations, its limits, its link to memory and fatigue, and its role in everyday perception. A key reference for students of cognitive psychology.

Pages: 373

Size: 13.51 MB

Format: PDF

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