PSYC30020 The Integrated Brain Notes (Short Version)

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This has to be the most convenient notes for PSYC30020 you can find! Perfect for preview before the semester and revision during the semester I have made two versions for this subject, mainly because of the size of the document. There are 20 lectures in total (2 per week) and my own notes include not only the things on the slides but also in the readings, from online resources, from what the lecturers have said, from discussion board. This is the **Short Version** which is perfect if you just want the core information and a structure. If you are looking for everything that I have noted, you can check out the **Extended Version** in my listing. I have put the same topic for both versions in the sample so that you can see the difference and choose one based on your own needs. The main features of this note that other notes do not have: - During the semester I have grouped things in toggle lists based on relevance —- you can see them in grey highlight - Since I have no science background, I have written down relevant resources I researched online to help me understand certain concepts. So if you are just like me and wanna learn more about some biological or neuro concept, this is perfect for you as a preview before the semester starts! - Pls note that I was not able to include images in the notes, so it is recommended that you use this with the graphs your lecturer provided in the slides (or you can google relevant concepts yourself, they are all the same just different style/color) The Integrated Brain has been a really difficult subject for lots of students who major in Psychology or Biomed, mainly because students often do not understand everything clearly but just read slides while the assessments are actually more complex than expected and require a good understanding of the concepts. Hope you would find this systematic note helpful! Lecture 1 Introduction to neuroscience and neuropharmacology Lecture 2 Stress and the brain Lecture 3 Fear condition and extinction Lecture 4 Sex hormones and the brain Lecture 5 Introduction to motor control Lecture 6 Central control of movement Lecture 7 When brain body interactions fail Lecture 8 Using knowledge of brain body interaction Lecture 9 Introduction to sleep Lecture 10 Homeostatic and circadian regulation of sleep Lecture 11 Sleep neurobiology Lecture 12 Disorders of the sleep control system Lecture 13 The function of sleep Part 1 Lecture 14 The function of sleep Part 2 (Restorative theories) Lecture 15 Sleep and mental health Lecture 16 Peer review live lecture — please refer to the lecture in your semester Lecture 17 Acute pain Lecture 18 Chronic pain Lecture 19 Respiratory control and panic disorder Lecture 20 Bringing it all together (Sleep Apnea)