PSY 382 - Advanced Topics: Biopsychology

4 credit(s)
Advanced seminar course in biopsychology examines theory, research and practical issues aimed at extending students’ knowledge and understanding through integration, synthesis, critique, and application. Biopsychological topics include learning, perception, cognition and behavioral disorders through the lens of neurochemistry, pharmacology, endocrinology, and anatomy. Within this broad field, you may choose to focus on the biological underpinnings of human or animal behavior. Students pursuing capstone should enroll in 482.
Offered: Offered Intermittently.

Prerequisite(s): PSY 300 and PSY 301W; PSY 224 or PSY 252; and PSY 352 or PSY 452; each with a minimum grade of C.