Response Times: Their Role in Inferring Elementary Mental Organization (Oxford Psychology Series, 8)

This book is a groundbreaking work in the field of mathematical psychology, providing an integrated treatment of the mathematical theory of human response times.

Written by a distinguished psychologist, it offers a comprehensive and well-balanced review of experimental data and introduces the relevance of the hazard function, a novel and important approach.

The book is essential reading for anyone dealing with behavioral response times, providing an extensive and well-presented account that will remain the basic reference for years to come.

It offers great richness to offer, including insights for cognitive scientists using artificial intelligence and computational techniques, researchers wishing to use response times as a tool, and committed traditional mathematical psychologists.

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Every academic library should own it!