Reviews for Face value?

The average rating for Face value? based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-06-26 00:00:00 Moony Zarazki Baddeley is the real deal as far as general memory theory goes. Some of his research is getting a bit dated, and he isn't all that much into imaging studies and the like. But one cannot find a better writter when it comes to explaining and catagorizing the different types of memory that exist. Here we find the semantic, procedural, episodic, etc, breakdown that has become accepted as the norm in many circles. Baddeley expresses his ideas clearly, and provides many examples to support his view, usually via the application of study results that are adequately explained. His works are seminal, and I still refer to them on a regular basis.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-08-11 00:00:00 Pasha Yudkin This book is written in an easy to comprehend style, and chock full of relevant info. The sections are short, making it a work that can easily be consumed in small bites. I was actually surprised at how highly readable the book was. If I come across it again in the future I would have no problem delving back in. I'd have been sure to have read this through to the end if I didn't already have a very large stack of great books waiting on me when I came across it. (So many books.) For now, I will pass it on to someone else.