Knowledge as a feeling: how neuroscience and psychology impact human information behavior

Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield (2023)
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Knowledge as a Feeling offers new reflective and metacognitive tools that help meet this moment in the evolution of our information ecosystem. The book has significant implications for information science, challenging theoreticians and practitioners to reconsider how individuals process information.

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