Biopsychology
"The Brain Made Simple" is an elementary, put helpful (lots of great images) website to help you with the anatomy of the brain.
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I strongly encourage you to use flashcards and annotated images along the way as you prepare for the reading checks in this chapter. The jargon will get you here. That's true of this course generally, but especially in the topic of biopsychology!
This "PsychSim" from the Meyer's site has some great interactive quizzes, images, and definitions.
Old, but good, this video can really help. Stanford's Zimbardo (who we'll get to know later) is an icon in psychology. Link here.
We're going to do this in class but feel free to have fun on your own!
The Dana Foundation runs a great website meant to be a gateway to reliable information about the brain. Check out especially the "Brain" and "BrainWeb" sections of the site.
Harvard Medical School has a creepy awesome three-D brain imaging site that lets you move around inside someone's head. Seriously!
This "PsychSim" from the Meyer's site has some great interactive quizzes, images, and definitions.
Old, but good, this video can really help. Stanford's Zimbardo (who we'll get to know later) is an icon in psychology. Link here.
We're going to do this in class but feel free to have fun on your own!
The Dana Foundation runs a great website meant to be a gateway to reliable information about the brain. Check out especially the "Brain" and "BrainWeb" sections of the site.
Harvard Medical School has a creepy awesome three-D brain imaging site that lets you move around inside someone's head. Seriously!
This (what's John Green's brother's name? My hippocampus is failing me!) video might work for you. Meet your Master!