Memory in Context: Context in Memory
Abstract
This book brings together information on the role of context in different forms and aspects of memory. International contributors examine the role of context in facilitating and inhibiting memory performance, which has become a topic of increasing interest and debate in cognitive psychology. The book will be of interest to cognitive psychologists and psychologists, both students and professionals, and to others in related fields interested in memory from an applied or theoretical perspective.
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