Biological Psychology
1. The Biological Approach to Psychology. 2. Neurons and Action Potentials. 3. Communication at Synapses. 4. Brain Anatomy. 5. Brain Development and Plasticity. 6. The Visual System. 7. Hearing, the Body Senses, and the Chemical Senses. 8. Control of Movement. 9. Sleeping and Waking. 10. Temperature Control, Thirst, and Hunger. 11. Sexual Behaviors. 12. Biology of Emotion. 13. Learning and Memory. 14. Lateralization, Language, and Consciousness. 15. Abnormal Behavior.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.