Physiology of Behavior notes

role of hippocampus in human memory (physiological mechanism) biopsychology

role of hippocampus in human memory (physiological mechanism) biopsychology

role of hippocampus in human memory (physiological mechanism) biopsychology

role of hippocampus in human memory (physiological mechanism) biopsychology

Hunger motivation: physiological mechanism physiological mechanism

This document contains all lecture notes for the course: BIOLOGICAL AND COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY. I listened to all the lectures one by one and transcribed them in full detail (including images and examples for clarification). This really contains everything you need to know for the exam! *With my notes, I did not score lower than a 7 for all subjects in the first year of Psychology!*

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These lecture notes introduce the concepts of action potentials, different types of ion channels, the structure of neurons, synapses and a quick look at how drugs affect our brains. This document contains significant information that you will not only need to pass your MCQ exams but comes in handy when moving on to future modules such as vision. I recommend looking at of the videos Dr Paul Goddard provides on Blackboard to understand what this information actually looks like during brain process...