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Psychobiology / Biopsychology

Psycholobiology - (Biopsychology) Originally, a school of thought in Psychiatry based on the theoretical orientation of Adolf Meyer which stressed the mechanisms of integration of the biological, the psychological and social experience.

	Biopsychology Home Page - A course page with related links. 2/5
	Biopsychology Related Animations - Biopsychology Related Animations On this page are links to a collection of biopsychology related PowerPoint demonstrations and illustrations. 3/5
	Biological Psychology Home Page 4/5
	Biological Psychiatry Home Page - An extremely well presented site, many links, articles etc. 5/5
	Exploratorium on Biological Bases of Behavior: - Explore the biological bases of behavior and emotions in the PsycWorld University Psychology Exploratorium. 4/5
	Human Psychobiology -Scientific study of the human behavior (Emotion, Cognition, Parental, Sexual, Aggression, Language, ...) Click the English Site. 3/5
	Institute of Biocognitive Psychology - Theory of biocognitive psychology about how mind, body and historical culture interact to affect health. Based on research in psychoneuroimmunology and medical anthropology. 3/5
New	ISDP Home - The International Society for the Development of Psychobiology 4/5
	Judy Molewski's Biopsychology Home Page 3/5
	The National Institute of Psychobiology in Israel 4/5
New	Principles of Psychobiology - From Brainfood! Interactive guide for allied neurosciences, short articles and features. 3/5
	Psychobiology at Binghamton University UK 3/5
	Sackler Institute for Developmental Pschobiology 2/5
	Spiritual Psychobiology - Spiritual Psychobiology Dr. Leon James Professor of Psychology University of Hawaii (c)1982 Introduction Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772) is the author of about two hundred serious scientific works on anatomy, psychology, and natural science. 3/5
	WSU Biopsychology Area - Biopsychology Area Biopsychology, also sometimes known as psychobiology or physiological psychology, is a diverse field crossing several academic disciplines including biology, psychology, pharmacology, and medicine. 3/5

Books, Articles, Journals and Other Information
	Why Biological Exuberance? 2/5