BBH 203Neurological Bases of Human Behavior
An introduction to biopsychology, emphasizing the structure and function of the human brain. BB H ( PSYCH 260 ) 203 Neurological Bases of Human Behavior (3) The nervous system provides the biological underpinning of behavior, and several scientific fields are concerned with the relationship between the nervous system and behavior. The goal of this course is to introduce the principle methods, findings, and theories of these scientific fields. Topics include (a) the anatomy and physiology of the nervous system, (b) how the nervous system gives rise to perception, action, language, memory, emotion and reproductive behavior, and (c) how drugs and mental illnesses affect the nervous system and alter normalperceptual, cognitive, and emotional behavior. The course prepares students for a number of more advanced courses in Psychology and Biobehavioral Health that address specialized topics in neuroscience, and may satisfy a requirement of these majors.
Prerequisites
None listed in the catalog.
Where it sits in degree plans
Suggested plans most often put it in Year 2 · Fall (1 program).
Required in (1)
- Systems Neuroscience, B.S.
Courses that list BBH 203 as a prerequisite (1)
- BBH 475H Honors Biobehavioral Analysis of Addiction