Experimental Psychology

Experimental psychology is a rapidly developing and complex discipline in modern evolving society. The present publication attempts to provide the student of psychology as well as the researcher and laboratory personnel a clear and comprehensive picture of the basic principles, concepts and applications of experimental psychology. The presentation is lucid and the objective is clear. The subject covered include: a comprehensive analysis of the psychophysical methods, both sensory and scaling; the dynamics and processes of vision; the complex mechanism of hearing; perception; transfer of training; retention and forgetting; and the complex processes of attention. The publication will be useful not only as a basic reader but also as a refresher course for practicing psychologists and research scholars.