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"What a good laboratory course ought to include is not yet wholly clear, and can only be settled by trial; till this has been done a superfluous liberty of selection may not be wholly a disadvantage. The experiments in these chapters cover but a part of the experimental field, chiefly that of sensation and perception, though it is evidently impossible to take out any sort of mental phenomenon for entirely independent examination. Subjects in this section include visual perception of space and motion, Weber's law and psychophysic methods, and suggested apparatus for psychological experiments." (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2009 APA, all rights reserved).

Senses and sensation.

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