01780nam a22001577a 4500999001500000020001600015082001400031100001900045245008500064260004100149300001100190505120200201650010301403942000801506952010801514  c7809d7809  a 0333993640  a612.8 ROB  aRoberts, David  aSignals and Perception : bThe fundamentals of human sensation /c David Roberts  aLondon :b Palgrave MacMillan,c2002  a407 p.  aPART 1: HEARING AND BALANCE The Mechanics of Hearing: J. Ashmore Auditory Signal Transduction: R. Fettiplace From the Cohclear to the Cortex: C. Hackney Imaging Central Auditory Function: A. Palmer and D. Hall Hearing the World: C. Darwin Hearing Deficiencies: D. Baguley and D. McFerran The Orienting Sense: D. Furness PART 2: VISION Colour and Light: S. Westland The Properties of the Cornea: K. Meek The Retina and Visual Transduction: J. Bowmaker Colour Vision: S. Westland From the Retina to the Brain: A. Derrington Functional Imaging and Vision: K. Singh Colour Perception: A. Hurlbert Spatial Filters and Spatial Vision: T. Meese Motion Perception: M. Harris Word Perception: P. Naish PART 3: TOUCH AND PAIN Somatosensory Coding: S. Bolanowski The Perception of Touch: P. Cahusac Orientation and Proprioception: I. Lyon Nociception and Pain: J. Millar The Function and Control of Pain: R. Orcharson PART 4: SMELL AND TASTE The Olfactory System: T. Jacob Perception of Smell: T. Lorig The Gustatory Sensory System: T. Jacob Taste Perception: S. Van Toller Flavours: M. Naish PART 5: INTEGRATING THE SENSES Sight and Sound: C. Spence Conflicting Sensory Messages: R. Stott Hypnosis: P. Naish  a Physiological & Neuro-psychology, Biopsychology  v Cognition & Cognitive Psychology zPerception  cRFT  001040708R-26/1aAIISHbAIISHd2020-02-17l0o612.8 ROBp15428r2020-02-17 00:00:00w2020-02-17yRFT