A detailed introduction examining the fascinating science of how hormones influence brain structure and function.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Nick Neave is Reader in Psychology at Northumbria University.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Background to psychobiology 2. Hormones and the endocrine system 3. Behavioural endocrinology 4. Neurological effects of hormones 5. Typical sexual determination/differentiation 6. Atypical sexual differentiation 7. Neural differentiation 8. Reproductive/sexual behaviours 9. Attachment/parental behaviours 10. Aggressive/competitive behaviours 11. Sex steroids and cognition.
1. Background to psychobiology; 2. Hormones and the endocrine system; 3. Behavioural endocrinology; 4. Neurological effects of hormones; 5. Typical sexual determination/differentiation; 6. Atypical sexual differentiation; 7. Neural differentiation; 8. Reproductive/sexual behaviours; 9. Attachment/parental behaviours; 10. Aggressive/competitive behaviours; 11. Sex steroids and cognition.
1. Background to psychobiology 2. Hormones and the endocrine system 3. Behavioural endocrinology 4. Neurological effects of hormones 5. Typical sexual determination/differentiation 6. Atypical sexual differentiation 7. Neural differentiation 8. Reproductive/sexual behaviours 9. Attachment/parental behaviours 10. Aggressive/competitive behaviours 11. Sex steroids and cognition.
1. Background to psychobiology; 2. Hormones and the endocrine system; 3. Behavioural endocrinology; 4. Neurological effects of hormones; 5. Typical sexual determination/differentiation; 6. Atypical sexual differentiation; 7. Neural differentiation; 8. Reproductive/sexual behaviours; 9. Attachment/parental behaviours; 10. Aggressive/competitive behaviours; 11. Sex steroids and cognition.
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'An extremely well-written textbook covering an important area of psychology in which suitable books are currently lacking. The author draws on a large body of research evidence in order to demonstrate the main points and the style of writing is particularly accessible to students.' Dr Claire Gibson, School of Psychology, University of Leicester
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