---------- PSYCHOBIOLOGY SPRING 1996 ----------

Psychology 325               PSYCHOBIOLOGY                 Spring, 1996
Dr. John M. Morgan                                         9:00-9:50 AM
                                                           MWF  HGH 225

          Text:     Physiology of Behavior, Fifth Edition
                    by Neil R. Carlson
                    Allyn and Bacon, Inc., Boston, 1994

LECTURE AGENDA

Jan 22 (1) Introduction to Course Jan 24 (1) Introduction 5th-Ch. 1 p. 1 - 18 4th-Ch. 1 p. 1 - 18 Jan 26-Feb 14 (9) Learning and Memory: Basic Mechanisms 5th-Ch. 14 p. 431 - 479 4th-Ch. 14 p. 434 - 459 4th-Ch. 16-p. 512 - 527 Feb 16-Mar 6 (9) Relational Learning and Amnesia 5th-Ch. 15 p. 481 - 509 4th-Ch. 14 p. 459 - 479 Mar 8 (Fri) (1) Midterm Examination 21 Mar 11-Apr 5 (9) Human Communication 5th-Ch. 16 p. 511 - 540 4th-Ch. 17 p. 540 - 576 Mar 25-Mar 29 Spring Break Apr 8-Apr 22 (7) Genetic Basis of Learning and Schizophrenia Handouts Apr 24-May 1 (4) Mental Disorders: Schizophrenia & Affective Disorders 5th-Ch. 17 p. 541 - 567 4th-Ch. 18 p. 578 - 601 May 3-May 10 (4) Mental Disorders: Anxiety Disorders, Autism, & Addiction 5th-Ch. 18 p. 569- 595 4th-Ch. 18 p. 601 - 606 4th-Ch. 16 p. 527 - 538 (45) May 13 Scheduled Final Exam 8:00 - 8:50 AM ----------------------------------------------------------------- Psychology 325 PSYCHOBIOLOGY Spring, 1996 Dr. John M. Morgan 10:00 -11:50 AM MW HGH 119

LABORATORY AGENDA

Jan 22 - Jan 24 Review of Biological Basis of Behavior Introduction to Laboratory Procedures Introduction to Sheep.exe computer aided neuroanatomy Jan 29 - Jan 31 Remove Dura Mater and Examine the Dorsal- Exterior and Ventral Surfaces of Sheep Brain Figures 1 & 2 and refer to Sheep.exe Relate to comparable screens of Brainiac Feb 5 - Feb 7 Make and Examine the Sagittal Cuts Figures 7 & 8 and refer to Sheep.exe Relate to comparable screens of Brainiac Take the practice laboratory test Feb 12 - Feb 14 Inspect the Actual Human Brains and relate them to the Sheep brains and Brainiac's display Repeatedly observe appropriate frames of Human Brain Animation Take the practice laboratory test Feb 19 - Feb 21 Make the Coronal Sections of Figures 11 thru 14 and refer them to Sheep.exe Repeatedly observe appropriate frames of Human Brain Animation Relate to comparable screens of Brainiac Take the practice laboratory test Feb 26 - Feb 28 Make the Coronal Sections of Figures 15 thru 18 and refer them to Sheep.exe Relate to comparable screens of Brainiac Repeatedly observe appropriate frames of Human Brain Animation Take the practice laboratory test Mar 4 - Mar 6 Make the Coronal Sections of Figures 19 thru 23 and refer them to Sheep.exe Relate to comparable screens of Brainiac Repeatedly observe appropriate frames of Human Brain Animation Take the practice laboratory test Mar 11 - Mar 13 Description of Functional Anatomy of the Rat Brain through Stained Sections on 35 mm Slides Mar 18 - Mar 20 Spring Break Mar 25 - Mar 27 Description of Functional Anatomy of the Rat Brain through Stained Sections of Glass Slides and Animated selections from Human Brain Animation Mar 29 Midterm Laboratory Examination held in HGH 225 at 9 am Apr 1 - Apr 3 Description of the Limbic and Extra-pyramidal Systems Movie: The Human Brain Apr 8 - Apr 10 Demonstration and Discussion of the Event-Related Potential Technique in both Humans and Rats Apr 15 - Apr 17 Comparative Literature discussion and student presentations of Neuroanatomy function - 10 min Demonstration and practice using Psych-RX Apr 22- Apr 24 EEG Physiograph Demonstration of a Sleeping Subject and also of Physiological Correlates of Emotional Reactions in Humans Apr 29 - May 1 Biofeedback demonstration and discussion May 6 - May 8 Explore BrainMap computer system of graphically searching the human brain lesion/NeuroPsychology literature through the Internet May 10 Final Laboratory Examination held in HGH 225 at 9 am ========================================= Your Laboratory work will contribute one fourth of your final letter grade while your work in the lecture section will contribute the remaining three fourths. Letter grades are calculated on a curve generated by this class only. The laboratory midterm and final examinations are each 50 minutes long and are together worth 117 points. The lecture midterm and final examinations are each 50 minutes long and are each worth 175 points. Additional credit points will be given as follows: 10 points for the class crossword puzzle correct and turned in on time, 10 points for volunteering as a subject for a research project sponsored by a Psychology faculty member. Increase of either 1/3, 2/3 or 1 of the course letter grade by an extra credit term paper due by the day of the final exam. My office is in room 116B of HGH (826-3755) and I invite you to consult with me on any matter during my office hours or any time that is agreeable to you and me. --------------------------------------------------------------- Additional possible exercises Slide and Tape Presentation of Electrode Implantation in the Rat Slide and Tape Presentation of the Anatomy of the Eye, the Ear and the Tongue Video Tape of Neurological Surgery of the Rat
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