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Cambridge University Press Cognitive Neuroscience Of Decision-Making

There are many different types of decisions – from the important and life-changing to the mundane and everyday – but all are important for our functioning as humans.This book offers an accessible guide to the complex process of human decision-making, tailored for both undergraduate and graduate students.It combines recent research with real-life examples to provide a comprehensive understanding of the underlying biology of decision-making, its relationship to cognitive abilities such as working memory, executive function and attention, and its intersection with development.The book also explores applications and theories of decision-making, giving readers a broader perspective on the field.Presented in an accessible format with in-depth explanations, the work provides everything needed to build a strong basis of understanding of the underlying biology to the more complex topics of how decision-making develops and impacts on other behaviours.Discussion points are included throughout to encourage deeper reflection on the content covered.

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