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MBB Secondary Fields        

Mind/Brain/Behavior Courses, 2006-2007

These are relevant courses from fields that comprise the core disciplines in the undergraduate study of mind/brain/behavior. This list will vary from year to year.

• Computer Science 181. Intelligent Machines: Perception, Learning, and Uncertainty
• [Computer Science 182. Intelligent Machines: Reasoning, Actions, and Plans]
• [Computer Science 187. Computational Linguistics]

• [*History of Science 171. Narrative and Neurology]
• [History of Science 175. Madness and Medicine: Themes in the History of Psychiatry]
• [History of Science 176. Evolution and Human Nature: Conference Course]
• History of Science 177. Stories Under the Skin: The Mind-Body Connection in Modern Medicine

• Human Evolutionary Biology 1310 (formerly Anthropology 1310). Behavioral and Reproductive Endocrinology
• Human Evolutionary Biology 1330 (formerly Anthropology 1330). Primate Social Behavior
• [Human Evolutionary Biology 1350. Evolutionary Human Physiology]
• [Human Evolutionary Biology 1360 (formerly Anthropology 1360). Human Evolution]
• [Human Evolutionary Biology 1368. Evolution of Human Cognition]
• Human Evolutionary Biology 1380 (formerly Anthropology 1380). The Behavioral Biology of Women
• Human Evolutionary Biology 1415 (formerly Anthropology 1415). Primate Evolutionary Ecology: Research Seminar
• *Human Evolutionary Biology 1418 (formerly *Anthropology 1418). Endocrinology and Behavior: Research Seminar
• [Human Evolutionary Biology 1425 (formerly Anthropology 1425). Primate and Human Nutrition: Research Seminar]
• *Human Evolutionary Biology 1463 (formerly *Anthropology 1463). Molecular Evolution of the Primates
• [Human Evolutionary Biology 1560r (formerly Anthropology 1560r). Biology of Aggression]

• [Linguistics 81. Language and Gender]
• [Linguistics 88. Language and Cognition]
• Linguistics 110. Introduction to Linguistics
• [Linguistics 113. Acoustic and Articulatory Phonetics]
• [Linguistics 114. Introduction to Morphology]
• Linguistics 115. Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology
• Linguistics 116a (formerly Linguistics 116). Semantics
• Linguistics 116b. Intermediate Semantics
• Linguistics 130. Psycholinguistics
• [Linguistics 142. Bilingual Grammar]
• Linguistics 188. Biolinguistics

• [MCB 60 (formerly Biological Sciences 60). Ethics, Biotechnology, and the Future of Human Nature]
• MCB 105. Systems Neuroscience
• MCB 115. Cellular Basis of Neuronal Function
• MCB 117. Experimental Neuroscience
• *MCB 129. Molecular Genetics of Neural Development and Behavior
• MCB 131. Computational Neuroscience
• MCB 141. Molecular and Developmental Neurobiology
• MCB 186. Circadian Biology: From Cellular Oscillators to Sleep Regulation

• OEB 53 (formerly Biological Sciences 53). Evolutionary Biology
• OEB 57 (formerly Biological Sciences 57). Animal Behavior
• [OEB 125. Molecular Ecology and Evolution]
• OEB 174r. Topics in Behavioral Ecology

• Philosophy 3. Introduction to the Problems of Philosophy
• Philosophy 8. Introduction to Early Modern Philosophy
• [Philosophy 102. Aristotle]
• Philosophy 129. Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason
• Philosophy 144. Logic and Philosophy
• Philosophy 147. Philosophy of Language
• Philosophy 149z. Philosophy of Science
• Philosophy 152. Philosophy of Biology
• Philosophy 155. Carnap and Quine
• Philosophy 156. Philosophy of Mind
• *Philosophy 158. History of Perceptual Theory: Proseminar
• Philosophy 159. Epistemology

• Psychology 1. Introduction to Psychology
• Psychology 13. Cognitive Psychology
• Psychology 15. Social Psychology
• Psychology 16. Developmental Psychology
• Psychology 18. Abnormal Psychology
• [*Psychology 950. Psychology Live!]
• *Psychology 980ee. Psychology of Prejudice and Stereotyping
• *Psychology 980ll. Developmental Psychopathology
• *Psychology 980pp. Memory Across the Lifespan
• *Psychology 980qq. Psychology of Race: Theories, Politics, and Controversy
• *Psychology 980v. The Insanity Defense
• *Psychology 1002. Morality and Taboo
• [Psychology 1104. Psychology of Economic Decision Making]
• *Psychology 1151. Cognitive Evolution: Theory and Practice
• *Psychology 1152r. Cognitive Evolution Lab
• Psychology 1201. Your Brain on Drugs: Psychopharmacology
• Psychology 1205. Brain, Drugs, and Society: From Neurobiology to Ethics
• Psychology 1301. Cognitive Neuroscience
• [Psychology 1302. Psychology of Language]
• [Psychology 1304. Cognitive Neuropsychology]
• *Psychology 1306. Language and Thought
• *Psychology 1352. Foundations of Cognitive Neuroscience Research
• *Psychology 1353. Avian Cognition
• [*Psychology 1356r. Laboratory in Language Research]
• Psychology 1430. Human Memory and Amnesia
• *Psychology 1451. Laboratory in Visual Perception
• [*Psychology 1471. Psychology of Music: Concentration Seminar]
• [*Psychology 1472. Perceiving People: Concentration Seminar]
• [Psychology 1501. Social Psychology of Organizations]
• Psychology 1505. Social Cognition
• Psychology 1506. Social Neuroscience
• [Psychology 1509. Law and Mind]
• *Psychology 1551. Mind Perception
• [*Psychology 1553. Positive Intergroup Relations]
• *Psychology 1557. Self and Identity: Seminar
• [*Psychology 1565. Conscious Will]
• [*Psychology 1572. Stress and Health: Concentration Seminar]
• *Psychology 1602. Developmental Disorders as a Window on Cognitive Development
• Psychology 1603. Adolescent Development
• Psychology 1607. Cognitive Development, Education, and the Brain
• *Psychology 1652r. Laboratory in Early Cognitive Development
• *Psychology 1655. Conceptual Development: Undergraduate Laboratory Course
• *Psychology 1659. Social and Emotional Development: Seminar
• Psychology 1671 (formerly Psychology 1606). Language Development: Concentration Seminar
• [Psychology 1701. Personality Psychology]
• Psychology 1702. Emotion
• [Psychology 1703. Human Sexuality]
• Psychology 1705. Psychology of Sex and Gender
• Psychology 1706. Human Motivation
• Psychology 1801. Anxiety Disorders
• [Psychology 1808. Neurobiological Aspects of Psychopathology]
• [*Psychology 1851. Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice]
• [*Psychology 1853. Self-Destructive Behaviors]
• [Psychology 1854. Schizophrenia: Seminar]
• *Psychology 1855. Mood Disorders
• [*Psychology 1857 (formerly *Psychology 1803). Eating Disorders: Seminar]
• [*Psychology 1861. Developmental Psychopathology: Seminar]
• Science B-44, Vision and Brain
• Science B-60, Concepts of Knowledge
• Science B-62, The Human Mind
• Social Analysis 43, Psychological Trauma

Questions should be directed to MBB's Undergraduate Program Coordinator, Shawn Harriman.

News and Events

MBB sends warm congratulations and best wishes to its graduating seniors!!

2008 Mary Gordon Roberts Summer MBB Fellows Designated

MBB's 2008 Distinguished Lecture Series with
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