Summary:
“The Cambridge Handbook of Expertise and Expert Performance” is a comprehensive resource that delves into the phenomenon of expertise and expert performance across various domains. Edited by K. Anders Ericsson, Neil Charness, Paul J. Feltovich, and Robert R. Hoffman, this handbook brings together contributions from leading experts in psychology and related fields to explore the nature, development, and application of expertise. The second edition expands upon the seminal work presented in the first edition, offering updated insights, research findings, and theoretical perspectives. The handbook covers topics such as the cognitive processes underlying expertise, methods for studying expertise, factors influencing expert performance, and practical implications for education, training, and professional practice.
Authors:
Editors:
K. Anders Ericsson: Renowned psychologist known for his groundbreaking research on expertise, deliberate practice, and the development of expert performance. Ericsson’s work has had a profound impact on our understanding of skill acquisition and mastery.
Neil Charness: Expert in cognitive psychology, with a focus on aging, expertise, and technology. Charness has contributed extensively to the study of expert performance and the factors that influence cognitive abilities across the lifespan.
Paul J. Feltovich: Cognitive psychologist specializing in expertise, problem-solving, and skill acquisition. Feltovich’s research has advanced our understanding of how experts think and solve complex problems in various domains.
Robert R. Hoffman: Cognitive scientist known for his work in human factors, decision-making, and expertise. Hoffman’s research has practical implications for improving performance and decision-making in high-stakes environments.
Publisher:
“The Cambridge Handbook of Expertise and Expert Performance” is part of the Cambridge Handbooks in Psychology series, published by Cambridge University Press