Sensation and Perception

by Stanley Coren

This text provides an introduction to the study of basic physiology and sensory response through the findings of Coren, Ward and Enns. New coverage in the fourth edition includes chapters on visual physiology, attention and form perception.

Genres: Psychology, Nonfiction, Textbooks

659 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1979

Reviews

[Brittany]

Used as a textbook in a course. It was ridiculously convoluted, not due to the subject matter, but because would say something in one way, and never explain it in a different matter, so if that sentence was not clear enough - too bad because that was all there was.

[The_J]

Where does impulse turn to analysis?

[Laura]

This was a textbook for one of my courses. It's got great diagrams, but the text is a bit dry and it needs a new edition. Still interesting material, just not presented in the most interesting way.

[Maica]

I will use this book once again for my research topic at school.