Physiological Psychology

Multidisciplinary research on the biological basis of our behavior is of great interest in our country as well as all over the world. This book, which is an original work in the field of physiological psychology, has been prepared by experts in the field of psychology, neurosciences, physiology, anatomy, neurology, psychiatry, language and speech therapy departments of different universities. In the book, the path from physiological psychology to cognitive neuroscience is genetics, neural transmission, nervous system, brain development, psychopharmacology, visual and non-visual sensory systems, motor system, language, memory, learning, emotions, social cognition, eating-drinking-reproductive behaviors and sleep. topics are covered. In these chapters, firstly, the historical development of the subject is discussed, then the biological mechanisms underlying the behaviors are explained and the subjects are enriched through current studies. In the Physiological Psychology book, which includes the topics at the intersection of physiology, anatomy and psychology, care was taken to include not only Western-based studies but also original studies made in our country. Attention was paid to ensure that the language of the book was fluent, plain and understandable; topics were supported with diagrams, pictures and graphics priority has been given to preparing the chapters in a way that the reader can read with pleasure and easily understand. This book we hope that it will be a resource that will help experts and students working in the fields of psychology, psychological counseling and guidance, psychiatry and neuroscience to discover the biological basis of behavior.