| 303368 - Psychobiology of Substance Addiction |
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Credit Hours3 Pre-requisite*Completi on of 65 Cr. Hrs. Co-requisite- Distribution3 + 0 |
| This course provides a comprehensive exploration of the psychobiological mechanisms underlying substance addiction. Students will examine the interplay between psychological factors and biological processes that contribute to the development, maintenance, and treatment of addiction. Topics include the neurobiological pathways involved in addiction, the role of neurotransmitters, genetic predispositions, and the impact of environmental influences. The course also covers the effects of various substances on the brain and behaviour, along with current approaches to prevention and treatment. Through a combination of theoretical frameworks, research studies, and case analyses, students will gain a deep understanding of the complexities of substance addiction and the challenges involved in addressing this pervasive issue. This course is ideal for those interested in the fields of psychology, neuroscience, and addiction studies. |
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