1st Edition

Psychophysics Introduction to Its Perceptual, Neural and Social Prospects

Edited By S.S. Stevens Copyright 1986
344 Pages
by Routledge

344 Pages
by Routledge

343 Pages
by Routledge

Psychophysics is a lively account by one of experimental psychology's seminal figures of his lifelong scientific quest for general laws governing human behavior. It is a landmark work that captures the fundamental themes of Stevens's experimental research and his vision of what psycho-physics and psychology are and can be. The context of this modern classic is detailed by Lawrence Marks's... Read more
1: The Psychophysical Law; 2: Sensation and Measurement; 3: Intramodal Matching; 4: Cross-Modality Matching; 5: Partition Scales and Paradoxes; 6: Thresholds and the Neural Quantum; 7: Neural Correlates; 8: Scaling the Social Consensus; 9: Hazards and Remedies

Biography

S.S. Stevens