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Cognitive and behavioral scientists Chubb (U. of California at Irvine), Dosher (UCI), Lu (Ohio State U.), and Shiffrin (Indiana U.) collect different perspectives on fundamental questions of the information processing processes that enable our consciousness and interactions in a changing world. International specialists focus on the interlinked domains of vision, memory, and attention. Vision-focused chapters discuss findings of recent experiments on visual contrast pattern recognition, motion perception, and color vision. Equisalience analysis, a new method for analyzing the functional architecture of human perception and cognition, is presented. Authors also present basic research with applications to treating amblyopia ("lazy eye"), assessing a person's "learning space," and understanding sensory integration. Includes diagrams. Annotation c2013 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
