Karen L. Hollis

Mark A. Krause

Mauricio R. Papini

This book examines how evolution influences learning and memory processes in both human and nonhuman animals.

Evolution of Learning and Memory Mechanisms

Stephen D. Smith

Dan Dolderman

Daniel Paul Corts

For courses in Introductory Psychology Help students become scientifically literate. An Introduction to Psychological Science helps students view psychology as a practical, modern science--and gives them the tools to better understand our world. Throughout the second edition, authors Krause, Corts, Smith and Dolderman continue to emphasize scientific literacy: the ability not only to define scientific terminology, but also to understand how it functions, to evaluate it critically, and to apply it to personal and societal matters. In addition to helping students master key course objectives, learning how to think scientifically will enable students to categorize the overwhelming amount of information they encounter, as well as ignite their interest in psychological science. An Introduction to Psychological Science, 2ce is also available via REVEL(tm), an immersive learning experience designed for the way today's students read, think, and learn.

Mark A. Krause

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