In Pseudohypacusis: False and Exaggerated Hearing Loss, Dr. Peck has amassed information on the subject of this condition in ways never before accomplished. He has included all related subjects and has treated the different theories and beliefs in impartial and logical ways.

There is presently no other book devoted solely to pseudohypacusis -or false and exaggerated hearing loss-despite its continued significance in audiological caseload. This book provides a single, comprehensive source of information on pseudohypacusis and is a must-have for audiologists and otolaryngologists, as well as a useful tool for psychologists, physicians, and others involved with or seeking information about false claims of sensory impairment, specifically hearing.