Hugdahl provides a comprehensive review of the literature and the history of dichotic listening, but is in need of an updated edition. New advances have been made, implicating both speech pathology and neuropsychology, but this is still THE reference for dichotic fans.

This is a very readable book that give an excellent introduction to the systems of the body and how they interact with psychology. It is ideal for undergraduates, a graduate course with multi-disaplinary students, and those who want to extend their knowledge into this area (perhaps from psychology or physiology). However, if you are already familiar with many psychophysiological interactions, this book will probably not have the depth you require.