Neuroscience
How does stress affect the brain? Do hormones alter aggression? Do male and female brains really differ? Can you visualize “love” in the brain? If you find any of these questions interesting, you’ll enjoy PSYC 489G Hormones and Behavior!
This course is a study on the interactions among hormones, the brain, and behavior – known as behavioral endocrinology. Studying hormones and behavior is exciting, interdisciplinary and involves the study of phenomena ranging from genetic, molecular, and cellular levels of analysis to the study of individual and social behaviors. The course will be presented in a lecture-style format, with the aid of wonderful videos and animations that will help illustrate some of the behavioral and physiological concepts discussed during the lectures. The goal of the course is to provide students with an understanding of the interactions between hormones and behavior.
For more information on this course contact Dr. Erica Glasper at [email protected]
The Hormones and Behavior course fulfills 400 Level Non-Lab requirement and/or Theme I Mind, Brain & Behavior requirement.
- The Special Issue Spotter
We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to: Brain and Self: Bridging the Gap (Consciousness and Cognition). Special Issue on Anxiety, dedicated to the memory of Professor Blazej Szymura (Personality and Individual Differences). The Human...
- The Special Issue Spotter
We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to: Schizophrenia (Nature). Mechanisms of Physical Activity Behavior Change (Psychology of Sport and Exercise). Issues in the American Presidential Campaign 2008 (American Behavioral Scientist)....
- Interest In Animal And Human Aggression? Consider Psyc 798l!
PSYC798L Graduate Seminar: The Biopsychology of Aggression; (3 credits) Fall 2012 Wednesdays 9:00am-11:30am (BPS 1112) Course description: The primary goal of this seminar is to explore recent advances in the study of animal and human aggression....
- New 400 Level Non-lab Course! Psyc 489e Senior Seminar: Research Techniques In Neuroscience
PSYC 489E Senior Seminar: Research Techniques in Neuroscience Semester: Spring 2012 Day (s): Wednesdays Time: 1:00-3:30 pm Location: BPS 1103 Professor: Dr. Erica R. Glasper [email protected] Permission of instructor required Course Description: The...
- Psyc 798-l: The Biopsychology Of Aggression
Graduate Seminar now open to senior and honors majors... PSYC 798-L (Graduate Seminar): The Biopsychology of Aggression (3 credits) Grade Method: REG/AUD. W......... 9:00am-11:30am (BPS 1112) Course Description: The primary goal of this seminar is...
Neuroscience
Same course! New title! PSYC 489G Hormones and Behavior Fall 2012!
How does stress affect the brain? Do hormones alter aggression? Do male and female brains really differ? Can you visualize “love” in the brain? If you find any of these questions interesting, you’ll enjoy PSYC 489G Hormones and Behavior!
This course is a study on the interactions among hormones, the brain, and behavior – known as behavioral endocrinology. Studying hormones and behavior is exciting, interdisciplinary and involves the study of phenomena ranging from genetic, molecular, and cellular levels of analysis to the study of individual and social behaviors. The course will be presented in a lecture-style format, with the aid of wonderful videos and animations that will help illustrate some of the behavioral and physiological concepts discussed during the lectures. The goal of the course is to provide students with an understanding of the interactions between hormones and behavior.
For more information on this course contact Dr. Erica Glasper at [email protected]
The Hormones and Behavior course fulfills 400 Level Non-Lab requirement and/or Theme I Mind, Brain & Behavior requirement.
- The Special Issue Spotter
We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to: Brain and Self: Bridging the Gap (Consciousness and Cognition). Special Issue on Anxiety, dedicated to the memory of Professor Blazej Szymura (Personality and Individual Differences). The Human...
- The Special Issue Spotter
We trawl the world's journals so you don't have to: Schizophrenia (Nature). Mechanisms of Physical Activity Behavior Change (Psychology of Sport and Exercise). Issues in the American Presidential Campaign 2008 (American Behavioral Scientist)....
- Interest In Animal And Human Aggression? Consider Psyc 798l!
PSYC798L Graduate Seminar: The Biopsychology of Aggression; (3 credits) Fall 2012 Wednesdays 9:00am-11:30am (BPS 1112) Course description: The primary goal of this seminar is to explore recent advances in the study of animal and human aggression....
- New 400 Level Non-lab Course! Psyc 489e Senior Seminar: Research Techniques In Neuroscience
PSYC 489E Senior Seminar: Research Techniques in Neuroscience Semester: Spring 2012 Day (s): Wednesdays Time: 1:00-3:30 pm Location: BPS 1103 Professor: Dr. Erica R. Glasper [email protected] Permission of instructor required Course Description: The...
- Psyc 798-l: The Biopsychology Of Aggression
Graduate Seminar now open to senior and honors majors... PSYC 798-L (Graduate Seminar): The Biopsychology of Aggression (3 credits) Grade Method: REG/AUD. W......... 9:00am-11:30am (BPS 1112) Course Description: The primary goal of this seminar is...