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25. Psyc 4205 Biological Psychology Understand the basic principles and theories of biological psychology Understand the basic research methods used in biological psychology http://psysoc.colstate.edu/Schmidt/psyc4205/psyc4205.htm

Schedule Discussion Links Grade Distributions Psyc 4205 Biological Psychology Spring 2005 The Department of Psychology and Sociology Columbus State University Instructor: Mark S. Schmidt, PhD Office: FOB 127 Office Hours: intment Phone: 706-565-3573 e-mail: schmidt_mark@colstate.edu Class time Lab time Wed :50 Arnold 106 Course Description This course is an introduction to the b iological bas is of behavior , cognition, and emotion. "The mind is what the brain does." Course topics include an introduction to biopsychology , neuroanatomy and physiology, nuerotransmitters, neuropharamacology, hormones, evolution of behavior, brain development, motor control, neuroplasticity, sexual behavior, homeostasis, biological rhythms, sleep and dreaming, emotions, aggression, stress, learning and memory, and psychopathology. Course Objectives Upon completion of this course, the student should Understand the basic principles and theories of biological psychology Understand the relationships between brain activity, brain localization, and

26. Biological Psychology 1999 Syllabus, Sec. B (honors) Social Science Division Honors biological psychology (Psychology 355, Section B) Spring, 2001 biological psychology (7th ed.). Belmont, CA Wadsworth. http://www.science.widener.edu/~galla/psy355/psy355sp01b.html

WIDENER UNIVERSITY Social Science Division Honors Biological Psychology (Psychology 355, Section B) Spring, 2001 Dr. John P. Galla Phone: (610) 499-4371 Time: 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM FAX: (610) 499-4603 Room: LC 1 Office: LC 230 Office hours: M/W/F 8-8:50AM, T/Th 8-9:15AM Email: galla@pop1.science.widener.edu Web: http://www.science.widener.edu/~galla Text: Kalat, J. W. (2001). Biological Psychology (7th ed.). Belmont, CA: Wadsworth. Exams: There will be 2 exams (mid-term and final). Exams will emphasize the application of principles and the solution of specific problems. A set of essay questions and problems will given out on February 8, 2001. From the set of questions, a subset of the questions and problems will be randomly selected for the exam. Questions and problems will come from the book and other sources. You are encouraged to work together in the weeks before the exam to come up with answers to all of the questions and problems. Mid-term Exam Study Questions Term paper and presentation : Major requirements for this course are the term paper and presentation. The paper will be no fewer than 10 double-spaced type written pages, not including references, and it will follow

27. Program In Biological Psychology Information on this interdisciplinary field of study. http://www.wm.edu/CAS/BPC/

28. Psychology Cognitive And Biological Psychology Cognitive and biological psychology. You may choose any of the following as an emphasis in cognitive and biological psychology affective neuroscience, http://www.psych.umn.edu/areas/cognitive/

29. Psych 3061 Intro To Biological Psychology Fall 2004, logo, Psychology 3061 Introduction to biological psychology Department of Psychology University of Minnesota http://www.psych.umn.edu/courses/fall04/davenportn/psy3061/

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31. Psychological Online Documents - Psychophysiology Biological Online Documents Psychophysiology and biological psychology. Bremner, JD et al. (1997). MRIBased Measurement of Hippocampal Volume in Posttraumatic Stress http://www.psychologie.uni-bonn.de/online-documents/lit_pp.htm

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33. Biological Psychology Program The biological psychology Training Program, located in the Department of Psychiatry biological psychology A Ph.D. Program in Behavioral Neuroscience http://w3.ouhsc.edu/biopsych/

ADMISSIONS CURRICULUM RESEARCH FACULTY ... ontact Us T he Biological Psychology Training Program, located in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, offers opportunities in a medical setting (1) to study biobehavioral processes with special emphasis on health-related conditions; (2) to focus on consequences, treatment, and risk factors of substance abuse; and (3) to develop a multi-level, cross-disciplinary approach to conducting basic and applied research. The program was started in 1966 and to date 99 Ph.D.s have been granted and 56 Postdoctoral Fellows have received or are currently receiving training. The Biological Psychology program emphasizes: core course studies stressing the interrelationship between biology and psychology; laboratory experience providing hands-on training in basic and/or applied clinical research; special seminars focusing on substance abuse research and clinical aspects of chemical dependency; and specialization opportunities through advanced elective courses and cross-disciplinary collaboration.

34. Faculty Director, biological psychology Program Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Research Interests Neuropsychopharmacology; behavioral and http://w3.ouhsc.edu/arc/Faculty.htm

Goals History Administration Faculty ... Contact Us Research Faculty Larry P. Gonzalez, Ph.D (Houston, 1977) Professor Director, Biological Psychology Program Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Research Interests : Neuropsychopharmacology; behavioral and electrophysiological correlates of CNS drug action; neural mechanisms of drug-induced behavior. Frank A. Holloway, Ph.D (Houston, 1966) George Lynn Cross Research Professor Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Research Interests : Psychopharmacology of alcohol and abused substances; neural mechanisms of motivation; learning and memory; biorhythms. William R. Lovallo, Ph.D (Univ. Oklahoma HSC, 1978) Professor Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Research Interests : Behavioral medicine; cardiovascular disease; stress mechanisms; psychophysiological studies in risk for substance abuse. Richard Trautman, M.D.

35. C&Q - Biological Psychology: Exploring The Brain The Open University online prospectus; Courses Qualifications SD226 biological psychology Exploring the Brain, This course presents an integrated, http://www3.open.ac.uk/courses/bin/p12.dll?C02SD226

36. Biological Psychology: Exploring The Brain (SD226) - Teaching With The Open Univ biological psychology exploring the brain (SD226); Presentation Pattern; Course description; Person specification; Additional information http://www3.open.ac.uk/employment/associate-lecturers/courses/SD226.shtm

Accessibility change text size Teaching with The Open University on this page... Biological psychology: exploring the brain (SD226) Presentation Pattern Course description Person specification ... Contact us search the site: Biological psychology: exploring the brain (SD226) This is an existing course with vacancies for the February 2006 presentation across the UK and in the Republic of Ireland. The application close date for this course is Thursday 29 September 2005. If you have applied for this course within the past twelve months then you need not re-apply as your application will be held on file. top Presentation pattern February to October top Course description This course presents an integrated, interdisciplinary approach to the brain, behavioural and psychological sciences. It concentrates on human examples, and so also considers the implications of our knowledge of behaviour and the nervous system for human health. It asks such questions as: What do biologists and psychologists understand by the concepts of brain and consciousness? How do we study the brain? What is its structure and composition? How does it develop? What is schizophrenia? Observation and experiment are emphasised, and students carry out some investigations themselves. top Person specification You should have: a degree or equivalent in a relevant subject experience in neuroscience (plus an interest and knowledge of experimental psychology) or experience in experimental psychology (plus an interest and knowledge of the neurosciences)

37. UoN School Of Psychology C81BIO biological psychology 1, or other modules considered to be This module covers several fundamental aspects of biological psychology and http://www.psychology.nottingham.ac.uk/courses/modules/info/c82bio.html

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39. College Of The Holy Cross | Biological Psychology The biological psychology Concentration provides an opportunity for a limited number of Biology and Psychology students to pursue a coherent curriculum that http://www.holycross.edu/departments/biopsych/

Bio-Psych Home Why Study Bio-Psych? Concentration Faculty Requirements and Courses Admission to the Program ... The Research Option The Biological Psychology Concentration provides an opportunity for a limited number of Biology and Psychology students to pursue a coherent curriculum that emphasizes the biological basis of behavior. Each year up to eight sophomore Biology and Psychology majors are accepted to the concentration. Admission is competitive . A senior research project is highly encouraged but not required. Interested students are urged to contract one or more members of the Concentration faculty as early as possible in their careers.

40. College Of The Holy Cross | Biological Psychology biological psychology Concentration For more information, see the Psychology Department faculty and staff listing. http://www.holycross.edu/departments/biopsych/faculty.html

Bio-Psych Home Why Study Bio-Psych? Concentration Faculty Requirements and Courses Admission to the Program The Research Option Concentration Faculty John Axeslon (Concentration Director) Daniel Bitran Annette Jenner Mary Lee Ledbetter Charles Locurto Ken Prestwich Richard Schmidt Dr. John Axelson, Psychology Dr. Axelson received his Ph.D. in physiological psychology from Tulane University. His postdoctoral training includes research appointments at Emory Medical School and the Netherlands Institute for Brain Research. His research and teaching interests include hormones and behavior, neuroendocrinology, and health and medicine. top Dr. Daniel Bitran, Psychology

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