This book views both cognitive and behavioural theories and experiments in an historical and philosophical context. Current theory and practice are presented as part of an ongoing effort to understand voluntary human behaviour with roots as deep as those of western civilization. Cognitive and behavioural approaches are viewed as complementary (rather than competing) descriptions of judgement, decision and choice.
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This book views both cognitive and behavioural theories and experiments in an historical and philosophical context. Current theory and practice are presented as part of an ongoing effort to understand voluntary human behaviour with roots as deep as those of western civilization. Cognitive and behavioural approaches are viewed as complementary (rather than competing) descriptions of judgement, decision and choice.
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Very Good in Very Good-jacket. Hardcover in DJ; 288pp; DJ clean & bright with minor creasing to rear panel, boards square, clean & bright, previous owner's name to front pastedown, text unmarked, binding is tight, VG/VG-condition. Demonstrates that judgment, decision, and choice can best be viewed as parts of a single, complex process. Illustrated with diagrams.