PPT-BIOLOGICAL BASES OF BEHAVIOR: THE BRAIN

UNIT 3B UNIT OVERVIEW The Tools of Discovery Having our Head Examined Older Brain Structures The Cerebral Cortex Our Divided Brain RightLeft Differences in the Intact Brain The Brain and Consciousness. Chapter 2. Paradigms. (def)-a set of shared assumptions that include a theory and how data should be collected.. Four Basic Paradigms:. Biological. Psychodynamic. Cognitive-Behavioral. Humanistic. Biological. The Biological Approach to Psychology.  . 2. The Biological Approach.  . 1.  General introduction. 2.  The history of the biological approach. 3.  Different aspects of consciousness:. (a)       A case study. Marios. . Kyriazis. MD. British Longevity Society. STRUCTURE. W. hat. : HBI via the GB (and what it represents). H. ow. : via increased complexity (natural and artificial). . Why. : because of inexorable tendency from simpler to complex. Neuroscience's Most Famous Patient. Psychology . – Ms. . Shirley. Unit 2 - Biological Bases of Behavior. YouTube: Curious Case of Phineas Gage. Phineas P. Gage. (1823-1860) American railroad construction worker.. Physiology and behaviour. © Hodder & Stoughton 2013. Activity. Alf is an experienced taxi driver whose job involves ferrying passengers around London every day in his . cab.. Alf never gets lost and he knows the location of all 25,000 streets and every possible route within 6 miles of the centre of . PERSPECTIVE. Linking the . introspective study of consciousness. (what you are thinking and feeling based on mental self-report). With what is happening at the biological level?. (. brain activity. Unit 1 - Psychopathology. Explanations of Abnormality. Biological Approach. Abnormality is an illness or disease caused by:. Genetics. Neural Explanations. Brain Structure (Neuroanatomy). Biochemistry (Neurochemistry). AP Psychology unit iii. Historical Perspectives. The idea of the “mind” has been around since Plato. Franz Gall, a German physician, believed that bumps on a persons head could be used to determine their personality and mental abilities. Missouri Juvenile Justice . Conference. October 2012. Special Thanks to:. Dr. Barbara Sullivan (Utah Addiction Center). The Dana Foundation . The challenge of . working with Adolescents. Parents and professional alike have been puzzled for years………. Development. Lecture: Unit 2. Dr. Neil Schwartz. Psych . 353. . Natural Selection. Variability. Survival. Reproduction. Phenotype. Genotype. Biston. . betularia. f. . typica. , the white-bodied . Unit 1:. History & Approaches . Briefly Identify the Following:. What is the difference between Psychiatry & Psychology?. What is the empirical approach to study?. What is pseudopsychology and why is it considered dangerous?. AP Psych – Chapter 3. Biological Foundations of Behavior. Alice F. Short. Hilliard Davidson High School. Chapter Preview. Nervous System. Neurons. Brain. Endocrine System. Damage, Plasticity, and Repair. Three major factors are responsible for involvement in crime:. Genetics. Neurotransmitters. Neurobiology. GENETICS. Genetics affects chronic offending specially in property crimes.. A genotype that confers low level of monoamine oxidase enzyme may predispose an individual to violent or antisocial behavior.. What is the biological approach?. The biological approach combines psychology and biology to provide physiological explanations for human behaviour.. Biological psychology tries to explain how we think, feel and behave in terms of physical factors within the body..