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Sensation and Perception Tutorials

Sensation and Perception Tutorials

"Here is a small collection of tutorials and demonstrations related to our senses.Choose a topic and have fun."John H. Krantz

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Material Type: Tutorial

Date Added to MERLOT: November 10, 2000

Date Modified in MERLOT: April 29, 2010

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John Krantz

Hanover College

Submitter: jim mottin

Keywords: aud, foundations, acoustics, kasa, IVB

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Language: English

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15 years ago

Marcia Stone (Student)

I enjoyed this site very much. I learned a great deal from the tutorials and had
fun in the p0cess

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There was no difficulty with the site, it was very easy to navigate.

15 years ago

Maura Scanlon (Student)

I enjoyed your site as well as my fellow classmates. It was easy to spend an
hour looking through all the tutorials.

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