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PSY 814 Neuroimaging & Physiology of Behavior 3.0 Credits
Since the cognitive revolution in the 1960’s, scientists have tried to understand what the brain is doing while we are thinking. Because they allow us to directly measure what the brain is doing, neuroimaging techniques continue to gain popularity as research and clinical tools. In this course, we will explore some of the commonly used imaging techniques and gain an appreciation for the data that they generate, and how that data is transformed into something interpretable.
Repeat Status: Not repeatable for credit
Prerequisites: PSY 530 [Min Grade: C]