Reviews for Psychophysiology

The average rating for Psychophysiology based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2011-09-07 00:00:00 Michael Mckenzie I will make a disclaimer that I have not read my entire way through this book. I know that is against the rules for this site, but I figure there can be a little bit of leniency with textbooks, since many classes don't require a reading through of the whole thing. This book seems to be more of an advanced book for psychophysiology and was probably too heavy for the course that I was required to take. This seems to be a graduate level textbook. Readings are advanced and there is quite a bit of terminology that is difficult to follow if one is unfamiliar with it. This is not a good introduction to psychophysiology for someone who has never done any studying on the subject and is not taking a class to assist with the reading of the book. From what I could understand in the chapters, the book seems to be decently detailed and contain good information. The chapters didn't seem to be too long or contain extraneous information, but it took me much longer to read these chapters than with most other books, as the lingo was quite a bit to get a grip on.

Review # 2 was written on 2011-07-03 00:00:00 Lun Lun One of my favorite books with some insightful experimental references. 5 star content but a little scattered in the delivery.