Measuring the Mind: Speed, Control, and Age
Summary
This volume, dedicated to Pat Rabbitt, brings together the work of 16 contributors actively pursuing research in the fields of speed, memory, and control, and the application of these fields to individual differences and aging. With the latest work from senior figures in the field, and a focus on fundamental topics in both teaching and research, this book will be valuable to students and scientists in experimental psychology and cognitive neuroscience.
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