Recovered Memories and False Memories

This hardcover edition shows signs of wear typical of ex-library copies, including a library sticker on the spine. The dust jacket has small tears and noticeable edge wear, but remains intact. The binding is firm, ensuring the book's durability for continued use. Overall, the book is in good condition, suitable for reading and reference.

"Recovered Memories and False Memories," edited by Martin A. Conway, is a significant contribution to the field of psychology, focusing on the intricate debates surrounding memory recall and the phenomenon of false memories. Published by Oxford University Press in 1997, this hardcover edition is a part of the esteemed "Debates in Psychology" series. Conway, a noted psychologist from the University of Bristol, brings together expert perspectives on the complexities of memory, making this volume essential for scholars and students alike. The book's subject matter delves into the reliability of memory and its implications in various psychological contexts. This edition is particularly relevant for those interested in cognitive psychology and forensic applications. The condition of the book reflects its library origins, with visible wear on the dust jacket, yet remains a valuable resource for academic study and collection.