Biopsychology and the Nervous System mind maps
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This page gathers mind maps on Biopsychology and the Nervous System, from neurons and synaptic transmission to brain scans and split-brain research. It offers university students and professional candidates, school students and teachers material for studying or teaching these topics. Explore over 1,200 community-made mind maps spanning school and university study, and pick one to start.
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- Biological Approach in Psychology131
- Genetics and Behaviour24
- Structure of the Nervous System236
- Neurons and Synaptic Transmission208
- Endocrine System and Hormones23
- Brain Structure and Function314
- Localisation of Brain Function63
- Hemispheric Lateralisation and Split-Brain Research57
- Brain Plasticity and Development58
- Methods of Studying the Brain57
- Biological Rhythms and Sleep33
- Biological Explanations of Aggression84
- Drugs and Behaviour17
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Biopsychology A01
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Adoption Study: Kety Et Al (1968) Edexcel A Level Psychology: Biological Psychology -
Unit 1 Psychology AOS 1: How does the brain function? Mindmap of VCE Psychology Unit AOS 1: How does the brain function?
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THE BIOLOGICAL BASES OF BEHAVIOUR My concept map for chapter 3 -
The Ethics of Neuroscience Psychology WJEC AS Contemporary Debate on NEW specifications to Psychology WJEC AS. Developed in detail all process to answer ... -
Physiological Psychology- Maguire et al. (2000) -
Physiology Psychology - Sperry (1968) -
2.1 The Nervous System and Endocrine System aqa a level psychology biopsychology -
Biopsychology AS Biopsychology excluding the structure of nerves/neurons -
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Raine et al (1997) Edexcel A Level Psychology: Biological Classical Study
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Genetic Factors -
biopsychology: neurons and synaptic transmission
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BIOLOGICAL MODEL( WJEC) biological approach wjec summary mind map -
Lateralisation and split brain research includes the examples of the epilepsy case study and surgeries -
biological approach to sleep, dreams, and disorders
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Localisation of function in the brain -
biopsychology: the nervous system and the endocrine system
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neurons and synaptic transmissions -
The Nervous System Biopsychology - The Nervous System -
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Sperry Evaluation Evaluation of Sperry's Split Brain Experiment -
PET Scans A mindmap containing a description and evaluation of PET scans. It's part of the Edexcel AS-level Psycholog... -
Synaptic Transmission Biopsychology - Synaptic Transmission
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Biological Explanation for Aggression Psychology Unit 2 -
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Structure of a Neuron
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MRI Scans A mindmap describing and assessing MRI scans. Part of the Biological Approach in Psychology from the Edexce... -
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Biopsychology
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Biopsychology
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Approaches
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Biopsychology
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Biological Explanations of Aggression Done -
Biological psychology -
BIOPSYCHOLOGY A2
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NEURAL COMMUNICATION - L2,P1 PSYCHOLOGY OF THE INDIVIDUAL: BIOLOGY
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Chapter 3: The Biological Bases of Behaviour (map 2 of 2)
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These maps lay out topics in branches, so you can follow connections as well as individual terms. Structure of a Neuron offers a focused place to start. Move on to Synaptic Transmission to look at how a signal crosses a synapse.
For another route, explore Hemispheric Lateralisation and Split Brain Research, or compare the maps on PET and MRI scans. There is also a map on the ethics of neuroscience and a map on the Kety adoption study.
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