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2.1.1—Animal models
New• Explain the use of animal research in studying human behaviour.
• Consider ethical issues when animals are used in psychological research.
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2.1.2—Biological reductionism
New• Explain strengths and limitations of reducing behaviour to biological factors.
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2.1.3—Brain imaging
New• Explain the use of one or more brain imaging techniques to investigate human behaviour.
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2.1.4—Chemical messengers
New• Explain the role of one or more chemical messengers in human behaviour.
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2.1.5—Diathesis-stress
New• Explain how environmental factors and genetics interact in human behaviour.
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2.1.6—Genetic inheritance
New• Explain the extent to which human behaviour may be inherited.
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2.1.7—Localization of function
New• Explain the role of localization of function in behaviour and cognition.
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2.1.8—Neuroplasticity
New• Explain neuroplasticity and its role in human behaviour.
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2.1.9—Neurotransmission
New• Explain neurotransmission and its influence on human behaviour.
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