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PSYCH280 BioPsych

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thought brain's function was to cool blood (due to control of "heated passions) Aristotle
proposed form of mind-body dualism affirmed brain the organ of mind through dissection Descartes
earliest mention of the brain, place Egypt
surgical holes cut into skulls fairly common practice Trepanation
inferred brain motor functions from animals and gladiators Galen
wrote Anathomia corporis humani through experience with dissecting human bodies de Luzzi
where Descartes claimed interaction between soul and brain happened pineal gland
stroked frog nerves and got muscle groups to move (netherlands) Swammerdam
speculated that nerves use electricity Charles Bonnet
published L'Homme machine (Machine man) anonymously La Mettrie
known for tabula rasa John Locke
electrically stimulated dead frog's legs Galvani
false idea that skull shapes and bumps reflected specific mental functions phrenology
popularized phrenology Franz Joseph Gall
accidentally introduce silver nitrate to brain tissue Golgi
widely accepted by the end of the 19th cen neuron doctrine
shows dynamic brain wave frequency bands EEG
invents electroencephalography (EEG) Hans Berger
materialist study of the relationship between mind and body Biopsychology
brain and spinal cord central nervous system
everything else other than brain and spinal cord peripheral nervous system
manipulate body, measure behaviour Somatic Intervention
manipulate behaviour, measure body Behavioural Intervention
simultaneously measure aspects of both body and behaviour correlation
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