Introduction to Audiology

by Frederick N. Martin and John Greer Clark

Book Overview

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0132108216
• ISBN13: 9780132108218
• Release Date: February 2011
• Publisher: Allyn & Bacon
• Length: 481 Pages
• Weight: 1.76 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 7.9" x 9.9"

Customer Reviews

GREAT

My order got here on the day specified when I ordered it. It was packaged great and everything was there that was supposed to be. SPEEDY and reliable.

Introduction to audiology

I just want to say that this text book is really easy to understand as well as to read. If some kind of uncertainty arises you can always refer to the CD that it comes with and it will help you understand the material in a more efficient and concrete way. I am happy with the text and I can now understand the science behind the hearing mechanism. I would recommend this text for the begginers with an interest to specialize in hearing and/or speech sciences.

A great start.......

I have a BS in Audiology and am going back for my Au.D -- and this book is excellent in bringing me back up to speed on the materials I haven't touched in nearly 10 years. It is concise (definitely not wordy) and hits all the basics, starting from the history of hearing checks to today's detailed technological miracles of testing. Could have a bit more of the anatomy, but other than that, it really is a great start for those wanting to enter the field of Audiology.

This book delivers its title

As an intro book, I found it extremely useful and packed with necessary information. Whoever said there was too much information to be found in this book is completely off the mark, although, this book is probably best suited to those who are pursuing a career in this field. The CD-ROM could have been more fully developed...

Best introduction to Audiology you'll find.

This book is one I refer to again and again and again. Not too dry, very informative, accurate, and helpful tables and diagrams.A must (or at least a should) for anyone interested in Audiology.