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Purpose of the Test To assess the family environment of the subject by administering “Family Environment Scale” (FES) by Moos and Moos. Introduction Definition of Family Environment “The family environment
Introduction to Neurotransmitters and nervous system Neurotransmitters are chemical messengers in the nervous system, essential for transmitting signals between neurons and regulating bodily functions & behaviors. These neurotransmitters, including dopamine,
Introduction to Transmission through Synapses Synaptic transmission is the process through which neurons communicate with each other, allowing the brain to send and receive signals (Cotman & McGaugh,1980). At the
Introduction to Neural Conduction Neurons, the fundamental units of the nervous system, are specialized cells responsible for neural conduction i.e transmitting information throughout the body. Their primary function is to
Introduction to types of Neurons Neurons are incredibly diverse in terms of size, shape, and function. The shape of a neuron plays a crucial role in determining its function and
Introduction to Structure of Neurons Neuron is considered as the basic cellular unit of the nervous system. As a psychologist, we are interested in study of nervous system, structure of
Introduction to Research Method in Neuropsychology Research methods in neuropsychology are very important to gain wholesome understanding of biopsychology, which essentially comprises neuroanatomy, neurophysiology and neurochemistry. These methods are invaluable
Introduction to Mind Brain Relation The intricate relationship between the mind and brain has been a cornerstone of philosophical and scientific inquiry for centuries. This interplay between subjective mental experiences
Introduction to History of Neuropsychology The history of neuropsychology is a story of curiosity and discovery, tracing how we’ve come to understand the brain’s role in shaping behavior and thought.
Introduction Stimulus-Response (S-R) theories focus on the connection between stimuli (environmental events) and responses (observable behaviors). These theories emphasize learning as the establishment of associations through direct interaction with the
Neuropsychology studies how brain function influences behavior and cognition, helping diagnose, treat, and rehabilitate brain-related conditions. It applies to clinical, educational, sports, and forensic settings, enhancing performance and guiding interventions.
Introduction Intelligence testing has long been a cornerstone in psychology, education, and employment assessment. However, traditional tests often face criticism for their cultural and linguistic biases, which can disadvantage individuals