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• Title:Visual perception : a clinical orientation / Steven H. Schwartz.
  
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• Author/Creator:Schwartz, Steven H., author.
  
• Published/Created:New York, NY : McGraw-Hill Education, [2017]
  

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  • Location:WOODWARD LIBRARY stacksWhere is this?
    
  • Call Number: WW105 .S38 2017
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Vision.
  Visual perception.
  Vision disorders.
  
• Medical Subjects: Visual Perception.
  Vision, Ocular.
  
• Edition:Fifth edition.
  
• Description:xiv, 427 pages ; 25 cm
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:9781259585012 hardcover ; alkaline paper
  1259585018 hardcover ; alkaline paper
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: 1. Experimental Approaches
  2. Introductory Concepts
  Very Basic Ocular Anatomy
  Basic Retinal Anatomy and Postretinal Pathways
  Electromagnetic Spectrum
  Transmission Characteristics of the Eye
  Summary
  Self-Assessment Questions
  3. Duplex Retina
  Basic Distinctions Between Scotopic and Photopic Vision
  Morphological Distinctions Between Rods and Cones
  Photopigments in Rods and Cones
  Retinal Distribution of Photoreceptors
  Dark Adaptation
  Light Adaptation
  Spatial Resolution and Spatial Summation
  Temporal Resolution and Temporal Summation
  Stiles-Crawford Effect of the First Kind
  Additional Clinical Considerations
  Summary
  Self-Assessment Questions
  4. Photometry
  Photometry and Radiometry: Basic Concepts and Units
  Inverse Square Law
  Specification of Light Sources
  Filters
  Summary
  Self-Assessment Questions
  5. Color Vision
  Trichromatic Theory
  Molecular Genetics of Cone Photopigments
  Color Labels
  Wavelength Discrimination
  Color Constancy
  Physiological Basis of Color Vision
  CIE Color System
  Summary
  Self-Assessment Questions
  6. Anomalies of Color Vision
  Classification
  Basic Data of Inherited Red-Green Color Vision Anomalies
  Color Labeling
  Inheritance of Anomalous Color Vision
  Molecular Genetics of Red-Green Color Vision Anomalies
  Acquired Color Vision Anomalies
  Achromatopsias
  Chromatopsias
  Color Vision Tests
  Nagel Anomaloscope
  Additional Clinical Considerations
  Summary
  Self-Assessment Questions
  7. Spatial Vision
  Sine-Wave Gratings
  Spatial Modulation Transfer Function of a Lens
  Human Contrast Sensitivity Function
  CSF High-Frequency Cutoff
  CSF Low-Frequency Drop Off
  Visual System as a Fourier Analyzer
  Relationship of High-Frequency CSF Cutoff to Snellen Acuity
  High-Pass Visual Acuity
  Clinical Implications of the CSF
  Clinical Determination of the CSF
  Other Forms of Visual Acuity
  Summary
  Self-Assessment Questions
  8. Temporal Vision
  Stimulus Considerations
  Temporal Modulation Transfer Functions
  Masking
  Additional Clinical Considerations
  Summary
  Self-Assessment Questions
  9. Motion Perception
  Stimuli Used to Study Motion Perception
  Dorsal Processing Stream
  Roles of Luminance and Color
  Dynamic Visual Acuity
  Saccadic Suppression
  Additional Clinical Considerations
  Summary
  Self-Assessment Questions
  10. Depth Perception
  Monocular Depth Cues
  Binocular Depth Cues
  Size Illusions
  Additional Clinical Considerations
  Summary
  Self-Assessment Questions
  11. Psychophysical Methodology
  Threshold: Basic Concepts
  Threshold Determination
  Signal Detection Theory
  Weber's Law
  Summary
  Self-Assessment Questions
  12. Functional Retinal Physiology
  Receptive Fields of Ganglion Cells
  Photoreceptors
  Horizontal Cells
  Bipolar Cells
  Amacrine Cells
  Ganglion Cells
  Additional Clinical Considerations
  Summary
  Self-Assessment Questions
  13. Parallel Processing
  Parallel Retinocortical Pathways
  Functions of the Parvo and Magno Pathways
  Additional Clinical Considerations
  Summary
  Self-Assessment Questions
  14. Striate Cortex
  Basic Organization of the Cortex
  Simple and Complex Cells
  Edges or Gratings
  Striate Cortex Architecture
  Additional Clinical Considerations
  Summary
  Self-Assessment Questions
  15. Information Streams and Extrastriate Processing
  Information Diverges Beyond Striate Cortex
  Cortical Modularity
  Role of Area MT/V5 in Motion Perception
  IT and Form Perception
  Word About Visual Attention
  Visual Agnosias
  Visual Neglect and Synesthesia
  Phantom Vision
  Are There Grandmother Cells?
  Can Vision Be Trained?
  Summary
  Self-Assessment Questions
  16. Gross Electrical Potentials
  Electrooculogram
  Electroretinogram
  Visually Evoked Potentials
  Summary
  Self-Assessment Questions
  17. Development and Maturation of Vision
  Deprivation Studies
  Amblyopia
  Meridional Amblyopia
  Perceptual Consequences of Bilateral Visual Deprivation
  Development of Myopia
  Development of Grating Acuity
  Development of Other Visual Capabilities
  Additional Clinical Considerations
  Vision in the Later Years
  Self-Assessment Questions
  Answers to Self-Assessment Questions
  ch. 2 Introductory Concepts
  ch. 3 Duplex Retina
  ch. 4 Photometry
  ch. 5 Color Vision
  ch. 6 Anomalies of Color Vision
  ch. 7 Spatial Vision
  ch. 8 Temporal Vision
  ch. 9 Motion Perception
  ch. 10 Depth Perception
  ch. 11 Psychophysical Methodology
  ch. 12 Functional Retinal Physiology
  ch. 13 Parallel Processing
  ch. 14 Striate Cortex
  ch. 15 Information Streams and Extrastriate Processing
  ch. 16 Gross Electrical Potentials
  ch. 17 Development and Maturation of Vision.