PSYC 391 - Advanced Physiological Psychology

3 Credit Hours

Prerequisites: PSYC 290

This course will delve further into the underlying biological mechanisms of complex behaviors. Neural structures and how they are regulated by genetic means will be discussed. Neural transmission of chemoelectric signals will be considered in their role of genetic and proteomic changes. Introduction to the way technology aids our understanding of the brain and behavior by understanding how that technology works. Finally, students will get hands-on experience with EEG equipment.