Introduction to Biological Psychology
Summary
A textbook designed for the first course in the college curriculum that focuses on the biological bases of behavior. This revised and updated edition (third was 1988) adds two new chapters, one dealing with the topic of how the nervous system develops and continues to change throughout life, and one focusing on the role of the brain in language and cognition. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
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