Psychophysiological Recording
by William J. Ray, Robert M. Stern, Karen S. Quigley
Psychophysiological Recording introduces the study of physiological processes as they relate to psychological activity. Written by William J. Ray, Robert M. Stern, and Karen S. Quigley, this academic title provides a foundation for readers exploring psychophysiological measurement and research across psychology, science, and medicine.
About This Book
Psychophysiological Recording is an academic work focused on the recording and study of physiological processes related to psychological activity.
Written by William J. Ray, Robert M. Stern, and Karen S. Quigley, the book is suited to readers seeking an introduction to psychophysiological measurement.
Its subject connects psychology, science, and medicine through the systematic observation of physiological responses.
The book may serve as a reference for students and others exploring psychophysiological research methods.
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