Behavioural Methods in Consciousness Research

Interest in consciousness has grown strongly over the past two decades, and the research literature has grown with it. Yet researchers have not agreed on which methods work best for studying consciousness, so many different experimental paradigms are in use and their findings are hard to compare. This book takes up that problem and focuses on the behavioural side of the work.

Morten Overgaard, the author, surveys these methods and how they are applied. The book is useful for researchers and postgraduate students in cognitive neuroscience, psychology and philosophy of mind who design or evaluate experiments on conscious experience.

Published by Oxford University Press. ISBN-13: 9780199688890.