| Winter Term 2019 Addiction - 1933 - PSYC 320 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: One course in psychology or biology, or sophomore standing Catalog Description : This course explores the effects of addictive substances on the brain from a neurobiological perspective. It will describe the factors associated with the development of addiction, the changes that occur in the addicted brain, and how science is informing treatment. We will answer popular questions about addiction, including "Is addiction a disease or moral failure?" and "Can people have an addictive personality?" Quizzes, exams, and a paper. PREREQUISITES: NESC 200 or one course in psychology or biology, AND sophomore standing Attributes: GER Social Science Div, 200-399 Foundation/Gateway Crs
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