Review of The measurement of hearing

Abstract

Reviews the book, The measurement of hearing by I. J. Hirsh (see record 1953-03249-000 ). This book is concerned with the information about acoustics, electro-acoustic equipment, psychology of hearing and related topics that is basic to both the clinical and experimental measurement of various aspects of hearing. Written by an experimental psychologist thoroughly acquainted with psychophysical methods, the treatise stresses psychological contributions. It is designed for use as a reference by those engaged in measuring and treating hearing disorders, as a text for those preparing for this kind of clinical work, and as reference material for all those interested in hearing. The reviewer notes that this excellent book is a must for anyone preparing to do research in the measurement of hearing as well as for all those with a serious interest in the field. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)