Biopsychology is the study of how our behavior, thoughts, and emotions are supported by the nervous system. This course focuses on the fundamental brain structures and biological processes that underlie many different behaviors and disorders studied by psychologists, and may include exploration of topics such as development, brain injury, autism, movement, motivation, and addiction. Prerequisite: PSY 1000 Introduction to Psychology and Sophomore Standing or Permission of Instructor.
- Teacher: Alder Donovan-Cook
- Teacher: Jennifer Mozolic