
Instant Notes In Physiological Psychology Provides A Succinct Overview Of The Key Topics In Physiological Psychology, Providing Easy Access To The Core Information In The Field. Although Physiological Psychology Is A Required Component Of Most Degrees, The Authors Recognise That Many Students Come From Non-scientific Backgrounds And May Find The Subject Daunting. This Book Covers All Of The Essential Topics In A Format That Is Ideal For Learning And Rapid Revision For Students From All Backgrounds. It Can Serve As A Core Text, Supplemented By Readings In The Original Literature, As A Reference Guide For Students And Lecturers Alike, Or As An Ideal Revision Revision Guide Prior To Exams. Instant Notes In Physiological Psychology Is Primarily Intended For Students Taking A First Course In The Subject, But Can Also Be Used As An Introduction To The Field For Undergraduates And Graduates From Other Subject Areas.
This text investigates the foundational principles of physiological psychology to provide a clear, accessible entry point for students navigating the biological basis of behavior. Authors Hugh Wagner and Kevin Silber utilize their academic expertise to distill complex neuroscientific concepts into a structured, manageable framework. The book serves as a bridge for students from diverse backgrounds, ensuring that the core mechanisms of the nervous system and their psychological correlates are presented without unnecessary jargon or overwhelming density.
What You Will Find
Experts and educators frequently identify this text as a highly effective tool for undergraduate students requiring a concise overview of the field. Readers often note that the simplified formatting makes the material significantly less daunting for those without a strong background in the biological sciences.
Page Count:
288
Publication Date:
2004-01-01
Publisher:
CRC Press LLC
ISBN-10:
0203488253
ISBN-13:
9780203488256
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