Psychology Press - Touch and Blindness: Psychology and Neuroscience

Explore the rapid transformation in the study of touch and blindness through this comprehensive volume from Psychology Press. This book examines the field through the lenses of psychological methodology and state-of-the-art neuroscience techniques. It addresses critical developments in technology designed to assist the blind, alongside advancements in robotics that require haptic interfaces. Edited by recognized leaders in the field, the content is derived from expert discussions at a 2002 conference. The text provides a deep look at current research, making it a valuable resource for those studying neurology, clinical neurophysiology, and the intersection of sensory perception and technological innovation.