Experiments in Visual Perception M.D Vernon Penguin Modern Psychology 1966

Description: Experiments in Visual Perception concentrates on the major problems of experiments in the psychology of vision. Professor Vernon reviews four central topics -the perception of form, space and distance, 'constancy' phenomena, and movement: and then explains the variations in perception which occur within the individual and between individuals. Four excerpts from Piaget on perception in infancy complete the volume. Professor Vernon shows the importance of the exact manner in which psychologists have performed experiments and also makes clear the growth in method from demonstration to meticulous design and statistical analysis. Professor Vernon is Professor of Psychology at Reading University, England, and author of Visual Perception, A Further Study of Visual Perception and The Psychology of Perception. Penguin Modern Psychology offers essential Readings, from classical to contemporary work, over the whole range of psychological thought and experiment. Volumes are selected and edited by leading authorities who contribute also both General and Part Introductions, Further Readings and a Full Index. Over 25 volumes are in active preparation. The scope of this series and the authority of the editors make Penguin Modern Psychology Readings a publishing event of international stature. This paperback book titled "Experiments in Visual Perception" is a first edition published by Penguin in 1966. The book is a nonfiction narrative on psychology and help, specifically related to commercial art, graphic design, and psychology. The author, M.D. Vernon, explores the topic of visual perception, making it an essential read for anyone interested in the field. This book is written in English and belongs to the modernism literary movement. The book has been manufactured in the United States, making it a significant addition to any book collection. The book is an excellent resource for learning about visual perception, and it is perfect for individuals who want to understand the science behind graphic design and commercial art.

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