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Research Teaching Lehre (German) Dept. Psychology ... Web Editor University of Graz Department of Psychology Biological Psychology E-mail Telephone Univ.-Prof. Dr. Günter Schulter Head guenter.schulter@uni-graz.at Ao.Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Ilona Papousek Assistant ilona.papousek@uni-graz.at Margareta Poier , Susanne Wieland Tue 15.00-16.30; Wed, Fri 9.00-12.00 Secretary margareta.poier@uni-graz.at susanne.wieland@uni-graz.at Undergraduate assistants Picture of permanent staff ... LEHRE (German) HOME

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RESEARCH TEACHING LEHRE (German) HOME University of Graz Department of Psychology Biological Psychology Teaching Biological Psychology I, II, III Teacher Biological Psychology I: Papousek Biological Psychology II: Schulter, Premsberger Biological Psychology III: Schulter, Pichler-Zalaudek Type Biological Psychology I: Lecture Biological Psychology II, III: Lecture with exercises ECTS Level Semester 2, 3, 4 Prerequisites It is assumed that students enter the courses Biological Psychology II and III with the knowledge acquired in Biological Psychology I Aims To introduce students to the basic principles of biological psychology, its current methods, theories, research, and applications, and to enable them to develop a critical understanding of these issues Content In preparation (new course) Assessment Biological Psychology I: Written examination Biological Psychology II, III: Written examination + continuous examination of course work Course is held in German ! More information (in German) Web Editor

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Department of Psychology BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM The goal of the Biological Training Program is to prepare predoctoral students for research careers in basic and applied biological psychology. The research emphasis of the faculty within our progr am covers a broad range of areas including investigations of human and animal sensory information processing, neural mechanisms of motivation and reinforcement, psychological stress and health focusing on the cardiovascular and immune systems, and behavioral/psycho-pharmacology with special consideration of the behavioral biology of drug abuse. Many of the faculty within our program have also established collaborative ties with a diverse array of research programs within the Research Triangle area. These include the research laboratories of the Neurobiology Curriculum , the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and the US Environmental Protection Agency , both located in the Research Triangle Park; and the Bowles Center for Alcohol Studies and Dental Research Center located here on campus.

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Homepage BioCog - Psychology Teaching Undergraduate Classes Higher Undergraduate and Graduate Classes Biological Psychology is part of an empirically and experimentally oriented psychology which is concerned with the biological bases of mental processes and behavior. Causal relations of biological processes on the one hand and mental processes and behavior on the other hand are dealt with in both directions. Our unit takes part in undergraduate teaching of Biological Psychology as well as methodology classes (lab courses), higher under graduate and graduate classes, mainly on cognition as well as training of non-psychology majors. Undergraduate Classes Higher Undergraduate and Graduate Classes 04.10.2001, Andreas Widmann, widmann@rz.uni-leipzig.de

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Home Page Why Study Bio-Psych? Concentration Faculty Requirements and Courses ... The Research Option Webmaster: Audra Knight The Biological Psychology Concentration provides an opportunity for a limited number of Biology and Psychology students to pursue a coherent curriculum that emphasizes the biological basis of behavior. Three approaches to understanding the mechanistic basis of behavior are represented in the program: behavioral science - including perceptual, learning, and evolutionary studies organismal neuroscience - e.g., endocrine and neuroanatomical studies molecular neurosicence - including molecular neurobiology and neuropharmocology Each year up to eight sophomore Biology and Psychology majors are accepted to the concentration.

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HOME JOURNALS CONTACTS ARENAS ... Author Biography FEATURED TITLES Dictionary of Biological Psychology Edited by Philip Winn , Professor in Psychology, University of St Andrews, UK Biological explanations are now commonly used to account for all types of psychological events and experiences - even including the nature of consciousness itself. Interest in Biological Psychology, the study of interactive psychological and biological processes, has therefore increased dramatically. This contemporary and unique new Dictionary explains terms in a clear and informative manner from the perspective of a variety of disciplines in the neurosciences, psychology, biology, ethology, psychiatry, clinical psychology and philosophy. It is invaluable in making the language and theories of these disciplines accessible to all those interested in the field, regardless of their approach. Any student, researcher or practitioner, whose work touches on these areas, and indeed anyone wanting to understand contemporary psychology and neuroscience, will find this Dictionary truly essential. Key features More than 5000 entries, organised alphabetically and extensively cross-referenced

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33. Biological Psychology - Winter 2003 biological psychology PSYC 20300/30300 (HUDV 21900/30400). Winter Quarter 2003. Textbiological psychology, 3 rd Edition, by Rosenzweig, Breedlove and Leiman. http://kaylab.uchicago.edu/Biopsych_Syllabus.html

Biological Psychology: PSYC 20300/30300 (HUDV 21900/30400) Winter Quarter 2003 Prof. Leslie Kay Email: LKay@uchicago.edu Office: 331 BPSB Phone: 2-6174 Office hours: by appointment TAs: Federica Latta flatta@midway.uchicago.edu Office: Hospital W 426; phone 2-6318 Office hours: Thurs Eric Norstrom emnorstr@midway.uchicago.edu Office: Hospital J 215; phone 4-3975 Office hours: Mon Text: Biological Psychology rd Edition, by Rosenzweig , Breedlove and Leiman Supplemental readings: listed at end This course is designed to introduce upper division undergraduate and beginning graduate psychology students to the fundamentals of biological psychology. We will concentrate on biological processes which underlie human and animal behavior, so a prior course in some type of biology is recommended. The course will emphasize: 1. Understanding terminology associated with physiological systems Using that terminology to understand the biology of psychological systems and disorders Understanding the methodology used to study these systems and disorders Lectures Tu Th 9:00-10:20 am – BSLC 001 (in the first basement).

34. Biological Psychology - Winter 2003 Week 2 History of biological psychology. Edward L. Thorndike, Animal Intelligence,Ch 1. http//psychclassics.asu.edu/Thorndike/Animal/chap1.htm. Ivan P. Pavlov. http://kaylab.uchicago.edu/biopsych_grad_readings.html

Supplemental Readings (optional for undergrads, required for graduate students) The topic for each week’s supplementary readings is based loosely on material covered in the previous week’s lectures. http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/crerar/db/ej/ or http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/db/ej.html ) or on reserve at Regenstein. Week 2: History of Biological Psychology Edward L. Thorndike, Animal Intelligence, Ch 1 http://psychclassics.asu.edu/Thorndike/Animal/chap1.htm Ivan P. Pavlov Conditioned Reflexes: An Investigation of the Physiological Activity of the Cerebral Cortex, Lectures 1, 2 http://psychclassics.asu.edu/Pavlov/ THE CHICAGO FIVE: A Family Group of Integrative Psychobiologists Donald A. Dewsbury, History of Psychology , 2002, Vol. 5, No. 1, 16–37 Available online ( http://sfx.lib.uchicago.edu:8888/sfx_local-ejournal/ejournal-3.html Week 3: Synapses and Neural Circuits Shepherd GM, Erulkar SD. Centenary of the synapse: from Sherrington to the molecular biology of the synapse and beyond. Trends in Neuroscience 1997 Sep; 20(9):385-92. Tsien JZ.

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BioPsych.Net is a source of online information about biological psychology and related fields and disciplines. Psychology Related Internet Links Biological Psychology: Internet Resources ( click here Careers and Graduate School in Psychology ( click here) Psychology Associations and Organizations ( click here Psychology Departments on the Web click here Psychology Journals ( click here Psychology Humor ( click here Psychology Tutorials and Demonstrations ( click here Teaching and Course Resources in Psychology ( click here Tools and Resources for Writing Research Papers in Psychology ( click here Search the internet for biological psychology related information using Enter disease, therapy or topic and click Search: BioPsych.Net was created on December 23, 1999 This page was last updated on This page has been accessed times since December 23, 1999 This page was created and is maintained by: Dr. John P. Galla

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38. Biological Psychology biological psychology (Psych 318). Fall, 2000. Biopsychology Websites Identifiedby the Class. biological psychology (7th Ed.) Brooks/Cole Publishing. NY, NY. http://personal.monm.edu/grahe_jon/p318.htm

Biological Psychology (Psych 318) Fall, 2000 Biopsychology Websites Identified by the Class Instructor: Dr. Jon Grahe Phone: Office: HT 218 Office Hours: see weekly schedule Required Texts: Kalat, J. W. (2000). Biological Psychology (7th Ed.) Brooks/Cole Publishing. NY, NY. Sacks, O. (1985). The Man who mistook his wife for a hat and other clinical tales. HarperPerennial. NY, NY. Course Description: Psych 318 examines the impact of biology on behavior. Any action at some level requires biological involvement. Biopsychology has become an important research and theoretical approach for many other areas of psychology including Clinical psychology and Social psychology. Changes in available tools and models have started a revolution in this field. Understanding this area of psychology is an important basis for most other areas of psychology. Reading Assignments: Reading assignments from the Kalat text are listed on the tentative lecture schedule. The expected day to complete the reading is italicized. In addition to the primary text, eight reading assignments will be announced during the semester from the Sacks text (Two per exam) Exams and Papers: There will be four exams measuring students’ understanding of the course material. Exams will consist of multiple choice, short answer, and essay questions. Each exam will be worth 20% of your total grade.

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Help Desk for Biological Psychology Psychiarty Medscape Provides information about current articles appearing in medical journals and textbooks as well as medical articles. Many cited articles deal with primary health care and research concerning treatments. Biological Psychology Biological psychology is that branch of psychology which includes studies of the various biological bases of behavior. These include the study of neuroanatomy and physiology, the influences of hormones and other chemicals both endogenous and exogenous, and the genetics and heritability of behavioral traits. Biological psychology is one of a group of brain sciences called the neurosciences. help desk psychology fmu

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