PSYCH/634
Biological Basis of Behavior

Course level: Graduate

Christine O.

BSA

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Format
Online
Course length
6 weeks
Cost per credit
$747
Total credits
3 credits
Resource fees
$205
Estimated course cost
$2,446
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This course emphasizes the biological and biochemical correlates of behavior. The course focuses on the structure and function of the human nervous and endocrine systems as they relate to human behavior, emotion, and cognition.

Prerequisites

This graduate level course requires proof of completion of a Bachelor's degree. Be prepared to provide documentation during the checkout process.

Required materials

The materials required for this course are covered in your resource fees.

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Earn these career-relevant skills in weeks, not years.

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Deconstruct the impact of the individual neurotransmitters of the human brain

Neuropsychology

Distinguish the functions of the human nervous and endocrine system

Biology

Analyze the biological and biochemical aspects of an individual's behavior

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