Whilst this book is primarily aimed at students of psychology, it is a really useful general resource for anyone interested in thinking and reasoning. Lawyers who understand the psychological context of thinking and reasoning will be able to distinguish good from bad thinking whether in the context of litigation or general legal advice. This book will help. Whilst the whole book is useful, I will direct students to particular chapters, especially in Part 2. This is a good, accessible book that can be used in many different courses and beyond.
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Creative thinking is one of the civil engineers critical skills and up until now I hadn't discovered an text booked that explained the many facets of thinking is such a succinct and clear style. I may well be recommending this for other courses I deliver.
Some excellent chapters around memory, language and thought which will be useful to students on our postgraduate programmes.