Principles of Physiological Psychology 1st edition by Wilhelm Max 1832-1920 Wundt ISBN 136346731X 9781363467310

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ISBN 13: 978-1363467310
Author:         Wilhelm Max 1832-1920 Wundt

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Principles of Physiological Psychology 1st Table of contents:

Part I: Introduction to Physiological Psychology

1. The Scope and Methods of Physiological Psychology

   • Overview of physiological psychology
   • Methods used in studying physiological psychology

2. The Brain and the Nervous System

   • Structure and function of the brain
   • Organization of the nervous system

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Part II: Nervous System and Behavior 3. The Neuron and Neurophysiology

• Structure and function of neurons
• Action potentials and synaptic transmission

4. The Central Nervous System: Brain and Spinal Cord

   • Organization and function of the central nervous system
   • The brain’s role in behavior

5. The Peripheral Nervous System

   • Structure and function of the peripheral nervous system
   • Sensory and motor functions

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Part III: Sensory Systems 6. The Visual System

• Mechanisms of vision
• Visual perception and the brain

7. The Auditory System

   • Mechanisms of hearing
   • Auditory perception and its neurological bases

8. Other Sensory Systems

   • The olfactory system
   • The gustatory system
   • The somatosensory system

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Part IV: Motor Systems and Behavior 9. The Motor Systems: Control of Movement

• Voluntary and involuntary motor control
• Brain areas involved in motor control

10. Reflexes and Motor Learning
    • Reflexes and their neural bases
    • Mechanisms of motor learning

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Part V: Emotion and Motivation

11. The Physiology of Emotion
– The neural basis of emotions

– Emotional responses and the brain

12. Motivation and Reward Systems
    • Brain mechanisms of motivation
    • Reward pathways and reinforcement

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Part VI: Higher Cognitive Functions

13. Learning and Memory
– Neural mechanisms of learning

– Memory systems in the brain

14. Consciousness and Sleep
    • Theories of consciousness
    • The physiological mechanisms of sleep and wakefulness

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Part VII: Physiological Psychology and Mental Disorders

15. The Neurobiology of Mental Disorders
– Brain-based explanations of mental disorders

 – Neurotransmitters and mental health

16. Psychopharmacology
    • The effects of drugs on the brain
    • Drugs and their impact on behavior

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