Professor Alan Baddeley FBA

Basic and applied cognitive psychology, with particular reference to human memory
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2008
Subjects
Psychology
Sections
Psychology

Current post

Professor of Psychology, University of York

Past appointments

University of York Professor of Psychology, University of York

2003 -

University of York Professor of Psychology, University of York

2003 -

University of Bristol Professor of Psychology

1995 - 2003

University of Cambridge Director, MRC Applied Psychology Unit

1974 - 1995

University of Stirling Professor of Psychology

1972 - 1974

University of Cambridge MRC Applied Psychology Unit, Cambridge

1958 - 1967

Publications

Baddeley, A. D. & Hitch, G. J. (1974) Working Memory. In G. J. Bower (Ed), Recent Advances in Learning and Motivation, Vol 8. New York, Academic Press. 1974

Baddeley, A. D. (1986) Working Memory, Oxford, Oxford University Press. 1986

Baddeley A.D.(2007) Working Memory, Thought and Action. Oxford, Oxford University Press 2007

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