The Handbook of Psychology, Biological Psychology investigates the fundamental biological underpinnings of behavior and mental processes. This volume synthesizes established theories with the latest advancements in the field, drawing on the expertise of international scholars. It addresses the nature, origins, implications, and future directions of key unresolved issues within biological psychology, providing a comprehensive overview for researchers and students alike.

This handbook is presented as a comprehensive resource for understanding biological psychology, intended for both established researchers and students. The inclusion of both foundational theories and emerging developments suggests a text that aims to bridge current knowledge with future directions in the field. Its focus on unresolved issues indicates a critical and forward-looking approach to the subject matter.