Why is it important to study cognitive psychology? How might principles of cognitive psychology be used in other disciplines (e.g., education, business)?

Cognitive psychology entails a great deal of human psychology. Everything a human does requires a certain level of perception, remembering, the use of language, or thinking (Matlin, 2009). Our daily lives revolve around the very essence of cognitive psychology. Cognitive psychology also has widespread influence on other fields in the psychology community (Matlin, 2009). For example, in clinical psychology,one cognitive task requires a person to recall a specific memory from their past. A person who is depressed typically provides a generalized summary. On the other hand, a person who is not depressed provides a more elaborate...