2020-2021
PSY425: Brain and Behavior
About This Course
This course covers the influence of brain functioning on behavior from physiological, genetic, and evolutionary perspectives. The course will include current research and examine the impact of injury and disease/ disorder on human behavior.
Course At A Glance
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Course Prerequisites
PSY111: General Psychology
Introduction to psychology as a science, using the empirical approach to study many areas of behavior such as motivation, emotion, perception, thinking, learning, abnormal, personality, and social. This course satisfies an Area of Inquiry requirement for Social and Behavioral Sciences.
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BIO100: Science of Life
A general course designed for students other than biology or environmental science majors or minors. Laboratory.
or
BIO111: Biological Principles
An introduction to the major themes of biology: organismal diversity, evolution and ecology, and the cellular, genetic, and metabolic basis of life. Laboratory.