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B001779 - DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOBIOLOGY
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Academic Year 2010-11
Coorte 2010 - Second Cycle Degree in PSICOLOGIA
Course year
First year - First Semester
Belonging Department
Education and Psychology
Course Type
Single education field course
Scientific Area
M-PSI/02 - PSYCHOBIOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
Credits
6
Teaching Hours
40
Teaching Term
04/10/2010 ⇒ 22/12/2010
Attendance required
No
Type of Evaluation
Final Grade
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Lectureship
Mutuality
Course teached as:
B001770 - NEUROFISIOLOGIA E PSICOBIOLOGIA DELLO SVILUPPO
Second Cycle Degree in PSICOLOGIA
Curriculum PSICOLOGIA SPERIMENTALE - PERCORSO 2
B001770 - NEUROFISIOLOGIA E PSICOBIOLOGIA DELLO SVILUPPO
Second Cycle Degree in PSICOLOGIA
Curriculum PSICOLOGIA SPERIMENTALE - PERCORSO 2
Teaching Language
italian
Course Content
Electrophysiological techniques. Integration with neuroimaging techniques. Functional neuronal properties and activity of cerebral areas. Neurophysiological approach to study neural plasticity. Neuropathological and rehabilitative implications. Development of behaviour: psychobiology of sensory and cognitive development. Early experience and development of behaviour: genetic determinants and role of experience. Developmental disorders.
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Scientific papers on specific topics; slides provided by the teacher.
Learning Objectives
I and II module. To deepen the understanding of electrophysiological, neuroimaging and non invasive stimulation techniques. To know the specific application of neurophysiological approaches to face problems in cognition and its development. To deepen knowledge and critical abilities in neurophysiology. To be able to critically analyze the literature in the field. To be able to design an experimental project with neurophysiological techniques.
III and IV module. To deepen the understanding of the biological events underlying the development of behaviour and of the methodologies used. To understand the interactions between genetic specification and environment in the development of behaviour and in developmental disorders. To be able to critically analyze the literature in the field.
III and IV module. To deepen the understanding of the biological events underlying the development of behaviour and of the methodologies used. To understand the interactions between genetic specification and environment in the development of behaviour and in developmental disorders. To be able to critically analyze the literature in the field.
Prerequisites
no one
Teaching Methods
lectures, seminars
Further information
no one
Type of Assessment
written and oral test
Course program
I and II module
Electrophysiological techniques: applications to humans and animals. Integration with neuroimaging techniques. Transcranic magnetic stimulation. Functional neuronal properties and activity of cerebral areas. Neurophysiology and development. Functional relationship beween neural systems. Structure-function interactions. Neurophysiological approach to study neural plasticity. Neuropathological and rehabilitative implications. Discussion of specific scientific papers.
III and IV module
Development of behaviour: psychobiology of sensory, motor and cognitive development. Early experience and development of behaviour: genetic determinants and role of experience. Developmental disorders. Discussion of specific scientific papers.
Electrophysiological techniques: applications to humans and animals. Integration with neuroimaging techniques. Transcranic magnetic stimulation. Functional neuronal properties and activity of cerebral areas. Neurophysiology and development. Functional relationship beween neural systems. Structure-function interactions. Neurophysiological approach to study neural plasticity. Neuropathological and rehabilitative implications. Discussion of specific scientific papers.
III and IV module
Development of behaviour: psychobiology of sensory, motor and cognitive development. Early experience and development of behaviour: genetic determinants and role of experience. Developmental disorders. Discussion of specific scientific papers.