Brain and Behavior (I)

3 credits

The neurobiological bases of behaviour (I); Neuroanatomy and neural communication, neuroscience research methods, brain processes involved in perception and movement. This course is strongly recommended for students who have taken PSYC_V 101 and one of PSYC_V 216, PSYC_V 217. Restricted to all Arts and Science students with second-year standing or higher, excluding those in the B.Sc. Neuroscience specializations. Credit will be granted for only one of PSYC_V 324, PSYC_V 304 or PSYC_V 370.