PSYC 3213

Exclusion(s): Unavailable to students with credit for PSYC321. Behavioural Neuroscience stresses the approach, methods, and concepts of the biological sciences as tools to increase our understanding of the human mind and behaviour. This course will explore the roles of biological factors in such areas of psychology as perception, motivation, learning, thinking, language and psychopathology. Information about the anatomy and physiology of the human nervous system is presented in order to provide the necessary context.