Experimental Psychology (Psychology Series)

Author: Zhu Ying
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Publish Date: 2000-07-18
Features: Experimental psychology is a branch of psychology that applies experimental research methods to various fields of psychology. After introducing experimental design, psychophysical methods, and reaction time, this book provides a systematic description of experimental research in important areas of psychology such as vision and hearing, perception, attention, memory, psycholinguistics, thinking, emotion, and consciousness, especially including some recent studies. The book also emphasizes the introduction of brain cognitive imaging techniques and eye-tracking experimental methods. This book can serve as the main textbook or reference for experimental psychology courses in psychology departments, psychology majors, and education departments of various universities, and can also be referred to by psychology, medical, computer science, and education workers.