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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Time is one of the most familiar yet mysterious elements of human existence. We measure it precisely with clocks and calendars, yet we experience it subjectively-sometimes flowing effortlessly, sometimes stretching unbearably, and at other moments slipping away before we realize it has passed. This book, Time Inside the Mind: Age, Memory, and Human Psychological Evolution, is born from the recognition that time is not merely an external dimension, but a deeply psychological phenomenon shaped by memory, emotion, development, culture, and biology.The central aim of this book is to explore how human beings experience time across the lifespan. From the earliest moments of childhood, when the present dominates awareness, to later life, where reflection and reminiscence give time its depth and meaning, our relationship with time continually evolves. Memory acts as the thread that binds these stages together, allowing the past to inform the present and the future to be imagined. Understanding this dynamic relationship between time and memory offers valuable insight into human identity, decision-making, emotional regulation, and psychological well-being.This book takes an interdisciplinary approach, drawing upon cognitive psychology, developmental science, neuroscience, sociology, and evolutionary perspectives. Rather than treating time as a fixed entity, the chapters examine how subjective time is shaped by cognitive growth, emotional intensity, routine, aging, cultural norms, and technological change. Special attention is given to how modern life-characterized by speed, digital memory, and extended longevity-is reshaping our temporal consciousness in unprecedented ways.The content is structured to move progressively through the human lifespan, while also situating individual experience within broader biological and cultural frameworks. Each chapter is designed to be conceptually clear and empirically grounded, making the book suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate students, researchers, educators, and readers with a general interest in psychology and human behaviour. Real-world examples and contemporary research are used to bridge theory and lived experience.This book is an invitation to examine the machinery behind that travel. It explores the tension between Kronos (quantitative, linear time) and Kairos (the qualitative, opportune moment). By bridging these concepts, we reveal why a childhood summer felt like an eternity, while a year in middle age vanishes in a blink.The methodology behind this volume is rooted in the "Tripartite Model of Temporal Experience" the biological clock, the cognitive processor, and the social construct. We delve into the neurochemical messengers, like dopamine, that speed up our internal metronome during moments of excitement, and the inhibitory processes that slow it down during boredom or trauma. Furthermore, we address the "scarcity mindset"-the psychological state of feeling that time is a vanishing resource-and how this impacts our decision-making, from financial investments to romantic commitments.Ultimately, Time Inside the Mind invites readers to reflect on their own relationship with time. By understanding how the mind constructs and interprets temporal experience, we gain the ability not only to study human psychological evolution but also to live more consciously within the time we have. This book hopes to encourage thoughtful engagement with the rhythms of memory, aging, and change that define the human journey. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The field of cognitive psychology has long been a cornerstone of understanding human nature, offering profound insights into how we think, learn, remember, and interact with the world. Cognitive Footprints: Tracing Human Nature Through Psychology seeks to illuminate the intricate workings of the human mind through the lens of cognitive processes, examining how mental functions shape our perceptions, decisions, emotions, and social interactions. In this book, we embark on a journey through the foundational theories, current research, and future directions in the realm of cognitive psychology.The aim of this book is not only to explore the cognitive mechanisms that drive human behaviour but also to understand the way these mechanisms evolve and adapt over time, in response to both internal and external influences. From the intricacies of memory and decision-making to the profound impact of emotions on cognition, we will explore how human cognition is intertwined with our social environment, mental health, and technological advancements.Each chapter delves into a unique aspect of cognitive psychology, offering readers an in-depth understanding of the key theories and empirical findings in the field. We start with the foundational concepts of cognitive psychology, including memory, learning, and perception, before moving into more complex topics such as decision-making, social cognition, and cognitive dysfunction. Throughout the book, case studies and real-life examples illustrate how these cognitive processes unfold in everyday life, while cutting-edge research highlights the innovations and challenges shaping the future of the field.One of the defining aspects of this book is its emphasis on the intersection between cognition and other fields, such as neuroscience, mental health, and artificial intelligence. By bridging these areas, we aim to present a comprehensive understanding of how cognition influences and is influenced by various domains, offering readers a multidimensional view of human nature. Additionally, we explore the ways in which technology is reshaping the way we think and learn, with discussions on the implications of the digital age on cognition and future directions in cognitive psychology.This book is intended for students, researchers, and practitioners in psychology, neuroscience, education, and related fields, as well as anyone interested in understanding the complexities of the human mind. Whether you are looking to deepen your understanding of cognitive psychology or simply curious about how cognition shapes our daily lives, Cognitive Footprints offers a thoughtful and engaging exploration of one of the most fascinating and rapidly evolving areas of scientific inquiry.We hope this book will inspire readers to reflect on the cognitive processes that guide their own thinking and behaviour, and to appreciate the profound influence cognition has on shaping the human experience. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…