Physiological psychology

Author: Li Xinwang
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: This book can be used as a required textbook for undergraduate psychology majors in higher education institutions, as a reference for postgraduate students in related fields, and is also suitable for other enthusiasts of physiological psychology. Physiological psychology is the science that studies the physiological mechanisms of psychological phenomena, specifically the material processes by which external stimuli affect the brain to produce psychological phenomena. Based on years of teaching and research experience, and referencing extensive domestic and international research materials, the author systematically introduces the physiological mechanisms of attention, sensation, perception, memory, language and thought, emotion, voluntary movement, feeding and drinking, sexual behavior, sleep and wakefulness, striving to comprehensively reflect the core content and latest achievements of this discipline.