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PS 263

Behavioural Neuroscience

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Behavioural neuroscience examines the relationship between the brain and behaviour. The course reviews topics such as brain structure, neuronal communication, and the evolution and mechanisms of sensory processing, learning, and motor performance in the brain. Prerequisites: PS100* or both PS101 and PS102.

Behavioural neuroscience examines the relationship between the brain and behaviour. The course reviews topics such as brain structure, neuronal communication, and the evolution and mechanisms of sensory processing, learning, and motor performance in the brain. Prerequisites: PS100* or both PS101 and PS102.

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Behavioural neuroscience examines the relationship between the brain and behaviour. The course reviews topics such as brain structure, neuronal communication, and the evolution and mechanisms of sensory processing, learning, and motor performance in the brain. Prerequisites: PS100* or both PS101 and PS102.

PS 263

Behavioural Neuroscience

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Behavioural neuroscience examines the relationship between the brain and behaviour. The course reviews topics such as brain structure, neuronal communication, and the evolution and mechanisms of sensory processing, learning, and motor performance in the brain. Prerequisites: PS100* or both PS101 and PS102.

Behavioural neuroscience examines the relationship between the brain and behaviour. The course reviews topics such as brain structure, neuronal communication, and the evolution and mechanisms of sensory processing, learning, and motor performance in the brain. Prerequisites: PS100* or both PS101 and PS102.

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Behavioural neuroscience examines the relationship between the brain and behaviour. The course reviews topics such as brain structure, neuronal communication, and the evolution and mechanisms of sensory processing, learning, and motor performance in the brain. Prerequisites: PS100* or both PS101 and PS102.

PS 263 Prerequisites

PS 100 (Min. Grade D-) or PS 101 (Min. Grade D-) and PS 102 (Min. Grade D-)

PS 263 Leads To

BI 308, HE 305, PS 363, PS 365, PS 389, PS 463, PS 383

PS 263 Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Undergraduate (UG)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors:

Psychology and Neuroscience (PSNC)

Psychology (PSYC)

Course Reviews

Great information, but this is a physiology class (used to be called biopsych and counts as a physiology if you transfer to nursing). If you're unprepared to take a biology/HN it might surprise you. memorization heavy

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— Psychology and Neuroscience (BSc) student, taught by Noam Miller

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