Biological Psychology — definition?
Study of biological processes influencing behavior.
Biological Psychology — definition?
Study of biological processes influencing behavior.
Nervous System — structure?
Divided into CNS and PNS; transmits information.
Neurons — function?
Transmit electrical and chemical signals.
Neuron — function?
Transmits electrical and chemical signals.
Neurotransmitters — role?
Chemical messengers across synapses.
Brain Lobes — example?
Frontal, parietal, occipital, temporal.
Neuroimaging techniques — examples?
MRI, fMRI, PET scans.
Genetics & Hormones — influence?
Affect behavior and development.
Nervous system disorder — example?
Parkinson's disease, depression.
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1. What does Biological Psychology primarily study?
2. What is the primary focus of Biological Psychology?
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