PSYC 466 Biological Psychology

The study of the physiological, developmental, and functional explanations of behavior. This includes sensory and motor mechanisms, as well as motivated behaviors, learning, memory, and language. The biological basis for mental disorders and the behavioral effects of brain damage are also addressed.

Credits

4

Prerequisite

BIOL 121 or BIOL 141; PSYC 272 or permission of instructor

Distribution

School of Education and Psychology