PSY 608 - Biological Bases of Emotions and Cognitive Processes

3 Credits

Biopsychology provides an introduction to the principles of neuroscience, with an emphasis on research exploring the relationship between brain and behavior. A variety of current topics in biopsychology are discussed in a seminar format. Topics include psychopharmacology, synaptic plasticity in learning and memory, sleep and dreaming, the neurobiological bases of the major affective disorders and schizophrenia, and the role of peripheral nervous system and immune system function in stress and anxiety disorders.

Note
A course in undergraduate physiological psychology is recommended but not required as a prerequisite for biopsychology.
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Every Spring

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