This book explores the workings of the brain, including its ability to identify and interpret important information while discarding other sensory input, and how it stores and retrieves memories. It investigates past and present theories of learning, how we develop language skills and process language, problem solving, and the sources of creativity and inspiration.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• The Human Computer
• Attention and Information Processing
• Learning by Association
• Representing Information
• Storing Information
• Language Processing
• Problem Solving
• Glossary
• Further Research