Human Memory: An Introduction to Research and Theory

This trade paperback edition of "Human Memory" is in fair condition, showing significant wear. The cover is creased and marked, with visible browning and staining. The spine has a library sticker, indicating its ex-library status. Internally, the pages are clean and intact, though the binding shows signs of use. There is no dust jacket, as expected for this format.

"Human Memory: An Introduction to Research and Theory" by Eugene B. Zechmeister and Stanley E. Nyberg is a comprehensive exploration into the intricate world of human memory. Published by Brooks/Cole Publishing Company in 1982, this trade paperback edition offers an in-depth analysis suitable for students and researchers in psychology and cognitive science. The book is a later printing, as indicated by the number line, and is not a first edition. The authors, affiliated with Loyola University of Chicago and Barnard College, respectively, bring authoritative insights into memory research. This edition, with illustrations by Lori Heckelman, is a valuable resource for understanding memory processes. The book is ex-library, with a library sticker on the spine, and shows signs of wear, notably on the cover. Despite this, it remains a crucial text for those studying the complexities of cognitive functions.