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Fundamentals of Sensation and Perception
Brooks/Cole Publishing Company (1991)
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Intended for courses in sensation and perception, this book covers the anatomy, physiology and phenomenology of the way humans sense and perceive the world. It is grounded in physiology to explain perceptual phenomena, on the theory that understanding sensation and perception is based in the physiology of the sensory organs and the brain.Other Versions
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