โ Scribed by D. Vickers, Edward C. Carterette and Morton P. Friedman (Auth.)
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Content:
Inside Front Cover, Page ifc1
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Pages v-vi
Dedication, Page viii
1 - Introduction, Pages 3-18
2 - Early Models of Discrimination, Pages 19-53
3 - Recent Models of Discrimination, Pages 54-99
4 - Models for Three-category Tasks and Judgments of Sameness and Difference, Pages 100-134
5 - Signal Detection, Pages 135-167
6 - Confidence, Pages 171-200
7 - Adaptation, Pages 201-237
8 - The Identification of Stimuli, Pages 241-290
9 - Perceptual Organization, Pages 291-342
10 - Further Developments, Pages 343-373
References, Pages 374-396
Subject Index, Pages 397-406
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