biopsychology
/ˌbʌɪəʊsʌɪˈkɒlədʒi
/noun [mass noun]
The branch of psychology concerned with its biological and physiological aspects.That is precisely what I did; I applied to several places all of which were searching for behavioral neuroscience, biopsychology, psychobiology types; only one was searching for an evolutionary psychologist....
- He utilized psychophysiological methods to address a variety of theoretical issues that bridge the gap between social psychology and biopsychology.
- Their expertise span from biopsychology to clinical psychology, from cognitive psychology to professional ethics and standards, and from perception and psychophysics to industrial psychology.
Derivatives
biopsychological
- At the workshop, seasoned EKU psychology faculty will cover strategies for teaching the major domains of psychology - developmental, biopsychological, sociocultural and methods.
- The national standards, developed by an APA task force in 1999, serve as a road map to teaching introductory high school psychology in five domains - methods, biopsychological, developmental, cognitive and sociocultural.
- On the one hand, the nonverbal behavior must be effective in and capable of attracting the potential partner, and on the other hand, it must foster the processes of synchronizing mutual biopsychological rhythms.