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PSY 350 Course Begins Success / psy350dotcom

For more course tutorials visit<br>www.psy350.com<br><br>PSY 350 Complete Course, New Coursework<br>Psychology - General Psychology<br>Methods. Chapter 1of your course text examines various methods that are employed in the field of neuroscience. Choose the technique that you think is the most powerful or useful for examining the relationship between biology and behavior. As part of your discussion,

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PSY 350 Course Begins Success / psy350dotcom

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  1. PSY 350 Course Begins Success / psy350.com For More Tutorials www.psy350.com

  2. PSY 350 Course Begins Success / psy350.com • Methods. Chapter 1of your course text examines various methods that are employed in the field of neuroscience. Choose the technique that you think is the most powerful or useful for examining the relationship between biology and behavior • Methods. Chapter 1of your course text examines various methods that are employed in the field of neuroscience. Choose the technique that you think is the most powerful or useful for examining the relationship between biology and behavior PSY 350 Entire Course (Ash) PSY 350 Week 1 DQ 1 Methods (Ash)

  3. PSY 350 Course Begins Success / psy350.com • Psychology - General Psychology • Neurotransmitters. This week you were exposed to a variety of neurotransmitters and neurotransmitter systems. The reading also discussed the role of these substances in response to drugs of abuse and psychological disorders. • Final Project Topic Selection. Select a psychological disorder that you would like to study utilizing a biopsychological approach. For the Final Project, you will provide a detailed discussion of the psychological disorder that you select this week PSY 350 Week 1 DQ 2 Neurotransmitters (Ash) PSY 350 Week 1 Final Project Topic Selection (Ash)

  4. PSY 350 Course Begins Success / psy350.com • Nervous System. This week, you will examine the major structures of the central and peripheral nervous systems, as well as the location and function of these structures. Search the Ashford University Online Library and locate a peer-reviewed research study that was published within the last five years, • Movement. This week you were introduced to the role of the central and peripheral nervous system in controlling movement. The reading also discussed the role of these systems in movement disorders. One of the most well-known of these movement disorders is Parkinson’s disease. PSY 350 Week 2 DQ 1 Nervous System (Ash) PSY 350 Week 2 DQ 2 Movement (Ash)

  5. PSY 350 Course Begins Success / psy350.com • Sensory Systems. This week you were introduced to the sensory systems, which include the visual, auditory, olfactory, taste, and the body senses. Evolution would suggest that each sensory system is of significant importance to maintaining the human organism • Psychology - General Psychology • Consciousness and Sleep. This week you were introduced to different but related topics, of sleep and consciousness. For this discussion, you will focus on a disorder of one of these topics. PSY 350 Week 3 DQ 1 Sensory Systems (Ash) PSY 350 Week 3 DQ 2 Consciousness and Sleep (Ash)

  6. PSY 350 Course Begins Success / psy350.com • Final Project Outline. This week you will create an outline of the main points of your Final Project, using the psychological disorder that was selected and approved by the instructor in Week One. Refer to the Final Project prompt in Week Five for the section components that must be included in your outline • Gender Testing. For the discussion this week read the article by Schweinbenz&Cronk on gender testing of female Olympic athletes. The authors of this article argue that this is a discriminatory practice that should be abolished. After reading the chapter on regulation of sexual behavior PSY 350 Week 3 Final Project Outline (Ash) PSY 350 Week 4 DQ 1 Gender Testing (Ash)

  7. PSY 350 Course Begins Success / psy350.com • Eating Disorders. Read the article by Wilson et. al. on the behavioral approaches to the treatment of eating disorders. Choose an eating disorder that is reviewed in this article and in the text. Review the proposed physiological and behavioral mechanisms of this disorder. • What can the brain do to repair itself after traumatic injury? What does the recovery of the brain typically depend on? How does therapy facilitate in the restoration of lost brain function? Are there any other approaches, besides physical therapy that could assist in regaining the brain function lost from a traumatic brain injury? PSY 350 Week 4 DQ 2 Eating Disorders (Ash) PSY 350 Week 5 DQ 1 Brain Injury (Ash)

  8. PSY 350 Course Begins Success / psy350.com • Schizophrenia and Smoking. Doctors have historically noticed that Schizophrenics smoke at a much higher rate than that of the typical population. This correlation is still evident today. Review the possible mechanisms of addiction and schizophrenia • For your Final Project, you will use the psychological disorder that was selected and approved by the instructor in Week One. In your project, you will provide an overview of the major biopsychological theories of the disorder as well as a detailed discussion of the biopsychological causes and treatment approaches for the disorder PSY 350 Week 5 DQ 2 Schizophrenia and Smoking (Ash) PSY 350 Week 5 Final Paper (Ash)

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