2.10.5: The Strange and Fascinating Case of the Split Brain. 2.8.3: The Cerebral Cortex: The Brain's Thinking Cap. 2.8.2: The Limbic System: Emotions, Memories, and More. Psychology Matters: How Psychoactive Drugs Affect the Nervous System. 2.6.1: How Does the Endocrine System Respond in a Crisis?. 2.4.3: Glial Cells: A Support Group for Neurons. Key Question: How Does the Body Communicate Internally?. Psychology Matters: Choosing Your Children's Genes. 2.3.3: How Life Experiences Change the Epigenome. 2.2.2: Genetic Explanations for Psychological Processes. 2.1.2: Evolutionary Explanations for Psychological Processes. CHAPTER PROBLEM: What does Jill's experience teach us about how our brain is organized and about its amazing ability to adapt?.
2 Biopsychology, Neuroscience, and Human Nature. Summary: Mind, Behavior, and Psychological Science. Critical Thinking Applied: Do Childhood Vaccinations Increase Risk of Autism?. Psychology Matters: The Perils of Pseudo-Psychology. Do It Yourself! Is This Research Ethical?. 1.9.2: Ethical Issues in Psychological Research. Key Question: How Do Psychologists Develop New Knowledge?. Do It Yourself! Applying Psychology's Perspectives. 1.5.4: The Whole-Person Perspectives Revives Emphasis on the Whole. 1.5.3: The Sociocultural Perspective Links Us to Others. 1.5.1: The Behavioral Perspective Focuses on the Observable and Measurable. Do It Yourself! An Introspective Look at the Necker Cube. 1.4: The Founding of Scientific Psychology. 1.3.2: Two Variations on the Biological Theme. Key Question: What Are Psychology's Six Main Perspectives?. Do It Yourself! Psychological Science or Psychobabble?. 1.2: Thinking Critically About Psychology and Pseudo-Psychology. 1.1.2: Applied Psychological Specialties. 1.1: Psychology: It's More Than You Think.
1 Mind, Behavior, and Psychological Science.
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