PSY 280 - Human Neuropsychology

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Human Neuropsychology, provides a foundational understanding of human neuropsychology, including the most commonly studied neurobehavioral relationships and conditions. Students review neuropsychological test data, relate patterns in data to brain structure and function, and estimate recovery and rehabilitation patterns. This course does “develop, test, and explain concepts and theories about human behavior.”

Satisfies a major requirement in Psychology.
Satisfies an interdisciplinary minor requirement in Neuroscience.
Satisfies the Social-Scientific Thought requirement.

Prerequisites & Notes
PSY 101