PSYC 32300 - Behavioral Neuroscience

Course Credit: 1
(NEUR)
BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE An introduction to the anatomical and physiological basis of animal and human behavior. Content areas include basic neuronal physiology and brain anatomy, neural/endocrine interactions, methods in neuroscience, control of movement, sexual development and behavior, sleep, learning and memory and physiological correlates of psychopathology. Includes a 3-hour laboratory in addition to class. The laboratory and classroom components are closely integrated and must be taken concurrently. Precludes enrollment in PSYC 32400. Recommended: NEUR-20000 Prerequisite(s): PSYC-25000 or BIOL-20300 ; PSYC-32300L Annually. [W]