physio

Physiological Psychology
Brooke J. Cannon, Ph.D.
Marywood University

Required text: Physiology of Behavior, 6th edition by Neil R. Carlson

Post any questions/comments about the class/text on the Bulletin Board.

So, you love what you're reading in the textbook (it could happen) and want to visit related web sites? Check out the publisher's links, arranged by text chapter: Carlson web links

Here are some other sites related to physiological psychology:

The Whole Brain Atlas
Learning Guide for the Human Brain
Sheep Brain Tutorial
Brain
Montreal Neurological Institute - Brain Imaging Centre Welcome Page
Neurosciences on the Internet
Eric H. Chudler - Home Page
Dr. Tim Cannon's Page at the University of Scranton

If you are interested in particular disorders, then see the links on my Neuropsychology page.

You would benefit from purchasing (and using) the study guide. You also can do some on-line self-testing on each chapter at this site: WWW Study Guide to accompany Neil Carlson / Physiology of Behavior

If you want to avoid writer's cramp, as well as missing my invaluable comments during lecture, then I suggest that you print out each week's lecture notes and bring them to class. I am making these available to better enable you to follow lecture and to come prepared to ask questions NOT so you can skip class!

Note: Be sure that the notes have been updated for 1999 (indicated on top left corner) before you print them

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