Customer Reviews

The Johns Hopkins Atlas of Digital EEG: An Interactive Training Guide

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A simple, precise manual w/ disc included that reviews and tests your ability to read Digital EEGs. The book is simple to read for those that have worked in the field and the beginner who is just learning. I would definitely suggest it.

As someone fairly new to the world of EEG, I've been searching for a book to help guide me. This one has been the best yet. Much better than Fisch and Spehlmann's EEG Primer: Basic Principles of Digital and Analog EEG and other books. The cdrom itself is worth it.

MAC USERS BEWARE: INCLUDED DVD DOES NOT WORK ON MAC. IT'S COMPILED ONLY FOR WINDOWS.
Except for this trivial issue which, according to customer service and technical support, "cannot be fixed" (??), this book is really an excellent EEG primer, with a lot of examples, clearly written and suitable for all levels of training, from the real beginning to more advanced interpretations.
Overall 4 stars because without the DVD this book becomes a "not-at-all-interactive training guide".
Bottom line dedicated to Johns Hopkins University Press IT experts: folks please, start considering cyber-etiquette and treat Mac and Windows users equally (we're in 2012, after all).