PSYC 3821
Human Neuropsychology
covers clinical disorders of sensation, perception, movement, memory, language, and emotion that have resulted from brain damage or disease from the perspective of current knowledge of brain structure and function. Lateralization of function, disconnection syndromes, and mechanisms of recovery of function following brain damage will also be covered. Related experimental studies of brain structure and function in non-humans will be discussed.
Prerequisites & course information
CR: the former PSYC 4810 PR: PSYC 1000
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027