Ratio Scaling of Psychological Magnitude
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Absolute Magnitude Estimation
advanced psychophysical measurement techniques
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chemosensory analysis
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cross-modality
Cross-modality Matching
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estimation
function
intensity coding
Intramodality Matches
Li Ne
loudness adaptation
Loudness Matches
magnitude estimation
Magnitude Matching
Magnitude Production
matching
Neural Coding
power
Psychological Magnitudes
psychophysical
Psychophysical Function
Psychophysical Law
Psychophysical Scale
Quinine Hydrochloride
Ratio Scale
Ratio Scaling
sensation
Sensation Magnitude
sensory perception research
Sound Pressure Levels
SPL
stevens
Stimulus Intensity
subjective
Subjective Magnitude
taste genetics
Unfilled Circles
Vice Versa
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- ISBN 9780805807103
- Weight: 790g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 01 Oct 1990
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Presenting the proceedings of a conference held at Syracuse University in honor of S.S. Stevens, a pioneer in the scaling of sensory magnitudes and the originator of the method of magnitude estimation, this volume brings together the work of 20 authorities on the procedures of ratio scaling. These experts--psychophysicists, physiologists, and theoreticians--offer their views on whether or not psychological magnitudes can be measured and whether the judgments of psychological magnitudes constitute the basis for the construction of a ratio scale. Also discussed is the question of whether any single method could stand out as a potential standard technique for measuring psychological magnitudes.
Stanley J. Bolanowski, Jr. - Institute for Sensory Research, Syracuse University and George A. Gescheider Hamilton College and Institute for Sensory Research, Syracuse University
