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Psychological Science
By David B. MillerEducation
Psychological Science episodes
- 31-DrugsExamples of various exogenous substances, primarily antagonists, in the brain, such as caffeine, alcohol, marijuana, and others.21 min
- 30-Inhibitory NeurotransmittersGABA, as an example of a neurotransmitter that plays primarily an inhibitory role by hyperpolarizing the post-synaptic membrane.7 min
- 28-Synaptic TransmissionCommunication between neurons, exemplified by the neurotransmitter, norepinephrine.20 min
- 27-Axonal TransmissionThe mechanisms involved in the transmission of the action potential along the axon of a single neuron.20 min
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- 21-Introduction to Nervous SystemThe brain is involved in everything we do. This introduction will introduce some basic ideas of brain-behavior relationships.9 min
- 20-Genetics: DomesticationAn examination of the effects of domestication (or lack thereof) on species-typical behavior.17 min
- 18-Genetics: Chromosome AbnormalitiesChromosome abnormalities that affect both physical and cognitive development.10 min
- 16-Genetics: Basic ConceptsA consideration of the importance of behavior genetics and some basic genetic concepts, such as karyotypes, alleles, and dominant & recessive genes.15 min
About Psychological Science
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These are screencasts for Dr. David B. Miller's sections of General Psychology I. (PSYC 1100) at the University of Connecticut, reviewing many key topics covered in course lectures.