Captain Psychology’s How To Learn Vocabulary – Biological Psychology (Captain Psychology’s Learning Vocabulary Builder
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Vocabulary Builder: Biological Psych
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Learning Vocabulary: Biological Psychology
It’s almost here!101 Questions About The Brain
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Here is what most people want to know:
- What is the brain made of?
- Is the brain really gray?
- Does the brain have four or six lobes?
- Where do you store memories?
- How do you keep memories longer?
- What are mirror neurons? Are they shiny?
- What is the blood-brain barrier?
- How does what I eat affect my brain power?
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Captain Psychology Explains Neurons
Everything in the body is triggered by or interacts with neurons. Bones hold us up. Blood transports oxygen. Neurons make stuff happen. Biological psychology starts with an understanding of how neurons work.
This is a multimedia study guide for my students taking biological psych. Each chapter has a video (or will soon), a synopsis of the key points, a quiz (with answers and with an audio file of me explaining the quiz), an infographic, things to help you remember the material and a glossary.
It’s not really aimed at a general audience. But if you’re interested, here’s where to buy it on Amazon. It comes in paperback and Kindle versions.
Vocabulary Builder: Theories of Learning
This is a comprehensive explanation of the vocabulary of learning, memory, decision making and cognition. If you know and understand all of these terms and don’t get an A on your test, I’ll give you your money back (regardless of who is teaching it).
Sixty-six page, 971 terms, and over 27,000 words.
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Five Life-Changing Ideas (Kindle)
Everyone has ideas that are fundamental to their lives. But uncovering those basic assumptions is surprisingly difficult. We’re not always aware of our own assumptions. This little book gives you the tools you need to identify what’s important to you. [Read more…] about Five Life-Changing Ideas (Kindle)
The Freud Report
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This is an introduction to the culture, mentors and theory of Sigmund Freud. If you want to understand yourself, look at the people who have influenced you and the culture in which you were raised. The same is true of Sigmund Freud. He is best understood within the context of the 18th century. He was the product of the ideas of his time and the people in his life. It’s 3 bucks on Kindle. Try it, you’ll like it.
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