Abstract: . . .  biopsychology Page 1 OKANAGAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BIOPSYCHOLOGY OF BEHAVIOUR PSYCHOLOGY 230 Sections 01 and 71 Winter 2004 INSTRUCTOR: Barbara Rutherford, Ph.D. Offices: Arts 277 (Kelowna) and C 345 (Vernon) Phone: 762-5445, . . .
. . .  biopsychology Page 1 OKANAGAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BIOPSYCHOLOGY OF BEHAVIOUR PSYCHOLOGY 230 Sections 01 and 71 Winter 2004 INSTRUCTOR: Barbara Rutherford, Ph.D. Offices: Arts 277 (Kelowna) and C 345 (Vernon) Phone: 762-5445, X 7373 . . .
. . .  biopsychology Page 1 OKANAGAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BIOPSYCHOLOGY OF BEHAVIOUR PSYCHOLOGY 230 Sections 01 and 71 Winter 2004 INSTRUCTOR: Barbara Rutherford, Ph.D. Offices: Arts 277 (Kelowna) and C 345 (Vernon) Phone: 762-5445, X 7373 (Kelowna) . . .
. . .  requirements of the American Psychological Association. As a result, there are three tasks in assignment 1. The first is to identify a topic for your research project that is relevant to course content in biopsychology . To facilitate this, it is recommended that you read the summary at the end of each of the chapters specified on page 2 of this outline. As you read, note the topics that attract your interest, . . .
. . .  with knowledge of the basic biological processes associated with topics in the course. 3. Encourage you to think about the strengths and limitations of a variety of biological explanations of mind and behaviour 4. Provide you with practice in the writing style required by journals in psychology. 5. Seek to interest you in biopsychology . REQUIRED TEXT: Pinel, J.P.J. (2003). Biopsychology (5th ed.). . . .
. . .  accessed and read prior to choosing the one to be reviewed in Assignment 2. The research report must be written in the style of a review article. For an example, refer to the sample reviews on reserve for psychology 230. Note there are no subheadings in the reviews. The report must include the following: - An introduction that presents the reason(s) for conducting the research (e.g. What do biopsychologists . . .
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