Psychobiology
Basic neurochemistry and neurophysiology of nerve transmission; the structure and organisation of the CNS; behavioural genetics; hormones and behaviour. Psychopharmacology, the brain and reward, drug action and behaviour. Biological aspects of learning, memory, motivation and emotion, sleep and arousal. Evolutionary explanations of behaviour: primatology, _ocio-biology, animal cognition and comparative psychology. Human neuropsychology, cortical localisation of function, biological basis of psychological abnormalities. Basic neurochemistry: neurotransmitters; the brain and reward; drug action on behaviour. Human neuropsychology: problems of localisation; perceptual memory and cognitive disorders following brain lesions; rehabilitation. Evolutionary explanations of behaviour: primatology; behaviour genetics and socio-biology . Animal cognition. Biological bases of psychological abnormalities.

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