An Introduction to the Event-Related Potential Technique, second edition (Mit Press) 2nd ed. Edition

I have 10 years of ERP experience and attended Dr. Luck's ERP Bootcamp at UC Davis many years ago. I still find this book very helpful. Compared with the first edition, this edition contains a lot more detailed and useful discussions on theoretical and practical issues related to ERP research. This edition is also better organized than the first edition IMO, and yet retains the readability of the first edition. I highly recommend for every ERP researcher, beginner or expert.

This is hands-down the best resource for learning about ERPs, whether you're a first year graduate student, first setting up your own lab, or just want to learn more about a new component or technique. I've been doing ERP research for eight years and learned (or re-learned) details I never knew. The book is not only informative, but is pleasant to read as well. Highly recommend.

As a cognitive (neuro)scientist whose primary method of inquiry is ERPs, this is the best, most straight-forward, comprehensive, and easy-to-follow overview of the method and field. I use this in my graduate seminars, and keep it around as a reference. Since the first volume in 2005, I keep coming back to this again and again because you can never be too familiars with the fundamentals of electrophysiology. Each time I come back to it, I learn more.

Wonderful introduction into EEG research that is palatable to a lay reader in the field. Well written, and the author (Dr. Luck) has an entertaining writing style that makes reading some of the more dense parts of EEG research more fun.

a great purchase! arrived in perfect condition exactly 2 days after ordering (Amazon Prime). great price. as for the book content, this is an addendum to Steve Luck's first edition (with the same name) from about 10 years ago, and the second edition is certainly different enough from the first to purchase separately if you have the first. very thorough and very easy to read!

Excellent handbook for ERPers, both beginners and experts! I recommend this book as a manual header for each laboratory doing ERP research. Clear, superb book, containing all that you wanted to know about event-related potentials.

Excellent book. If you are just starting out or need a good reference for ERP experiments this is the one. Lots of practical information and well explained.

Recibí el pedido de acuerdo a lo comprometido, tanto en tiempo como en forma.