PSY 345 - Psychopharmacology

4 credits (Spring)

An investigation of the biological mechanisms and behavioral effects of psychoactive substances. Topics covered will include principles of pharmacology, research methods in psychopharmacology, mechanisms of drug action, drug abuse and addiction, and clinical applications. Required laboratory work using animal models will focus on the use of behavioral tools to characterize drug effects and the use of pharmacological tools for understanding brain-behavior relationships.

Prerequisite: PSY 225 and PSY 246 or NRS 250.
Note: Not offered every year.
Instructor: Tracy

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