Cognitive Interference: Theories, Methods and Findings (Personality & Clinical Psychology)

by IrwinG.Sarason (Editor), Barbara R . Sarason (Editor), Gregory R . Pierce (Editor)

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  Hardcover
  1996

  $136.32

  Cognitive interference refers to unwanted, often disturbing thoughts which intrude on a person's life. This text examines the effects of this thinking on behaviour, particularly how stress can distort cognition and performance and the role it plays in social maladjustment and slow learning.