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Applied Human Behavior
Description: This course engages students in a dynamic understanding of the biological basis for our decision making, substance use, and mental health, learning and loving patterns. Importance of the nervous system and how the brain impacts our daily lives is explored. The societal impact of the medical model and use of psychopharmacology on adults in industrialized countries is discussed. Letter grade only.
Units: 2
No sections currently offered.
Prerequisite: AHBY 362
Applied Human Behavior
Term : Summer 2016
Catalog Year : 2015-2016
AHBY 363 - Environmental And Biological Foundations Of Human Behavior: Part 2
Description: This course engages students in a dynamic understanding of the biological basis for our decision making, substance use, and mental health, learning and loving patterns. Importance of the nervous system and how the brain impacts our daily lives is explored. The societal impact of the medical model and use of psychopharmacology on adults in industrialized countries is discussed. Letter grade only.
Units: 2
No sections currently offered.
Prerequisite: AHBY 362