Learning and Memory

Learning and Language This book explores what is meant by learning and memory from both a psychological and a neurophysiological perspective. It attempts to answer questions such as: what kinds of memory are there? How and where are memories stored? What happens in our nervous system when learning occurs? It then goes on to explore the nature and structure of human language with a view to understanding the task that the brain has to do in order to process language. It also considers how and where in the brain this feat is accomplished.