PSYCH 119A
Neuropsychopharmacology of Emotion and Cognition
Description: Lecture, three hours. Requisite: course 115 or M117C. Limited to juniors/seniors. Analysis of basic pharmacologic principles, with emphasis on neurochemical modulation of emotional regulation and cognitive processes in normal and diseased state. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Winter 2023 - Dr. I was an incredible professor and lecturer. While I already had some interest in behavioral neuroscience as a whole, this class has opened me up to a vested interest in addiction science. The lecture topics are extremely engaging, and the selected research papers are extremely relevant to the course and interesting. Is this class easy? No, it requires a lot of time studying and drawing pathways to completely master and understand the material. With that being said, Dr. I sets you up for success with her detailed slides and is very willing to meet outside of her schedules office hours. I found that my critical thinking skills and question asking abilities have greatly improved because of the way this class has been taught. Definitely one of my favorite classes here at UCLA!
Winter 2023 - Dr. I was an incredible professor and lecturer. While I already had some interest in behavioral neuroscience as a whole, this class has opened me up to a vested interest in addiction science. The lecture topics are extremely engaging, and the selected research papers are extremely relevant to the course and interesting. Is this class easy? No, it requires a lot of time studying and drawing pathways to completely master and understand the material. With that being said, Dr. I sets you up for success with her detailed slides and is very willing to meet outside of her schedules office hours. I found that my critical thinking skills and question asking abilities have greatly improved because of the way this class has been taught. Definitely one of my favorite classes here at UCLA!
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