Society President Prof. Wm Wren Stine, Ph.D.Department of PsychologyProgram in Neuroscience & BehaviorMcConnell HallUniversity of New HampshireDurham, NH 03824USAemail: bill.stine@unh.edu Society Vice President Yaniv Mama, Ph.D.Chair, Departmaent of PsychologyHead of the Neuro-Cognitive…
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Inaugerated in Cassis, France in 1984, the International Society for Psychophysics aims to further the study and practise of psychophysics, that is to say, the measurement and study of psychological functions. The society also aims to further the professional development of its members through annual Fechner Day meetings. These are scientific meetings at which the society membership meets to discuss ongoing progress in the development of psychophysical methods and developments or trends within the science itself.
Foundation of the society in Marseille, 1985
The first document of Fechner Day 1985, provided by Simon Grondin. [pdf]https://www.ispsychophysics.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Fechner-Day-1985.pdf[/pdf]
Letter to ISP
The Membership; ISP: As the oldest member (I conjecture), and least likely to be refused a hearing if only because of age, I tender the following suggestions to the ISP membership and…
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Fechner Day Conferences
The International Society for Psychophysics holds its annual meetings, known as Fechner Day, to commemorate the inception of Psychophysics by Gustav-Theodor Fechner on October 22nd, 1850. To access information about the annual…
History
The Society was conceived during discussions among varying combinations of Birgitta Berglund, Ulf Berglund, Bertram Scharf, Martha Teghtsoonian, and Robert Teghtsoonian, during the early part of 1985, and had its first meeting…
Constitution
ARTICLE 1 NAME The name of this organization shall be the International Society for Psychophysics.