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Module 1
Genes, Experience, and Why People Behave Differently
1
Psychology: The Scientific Study of Behavior and Mental Processes
Define psychology as the scientific study of behavior and mental processes.
Define psychology as the scientific study of behavior and mental processes.
2
Sorting Behavioral Influences with the Biopsychosocial Approach
Use the biopsychosocial approach to sort influences on behavior into biological, psychological, and social factors.
Use the biopsychosocial approach to sort influences on behavior into biological, psychological, and social factors.
3
Nature, Nurture, and Gene–Environment Interaction in Behavior
Distinguish nature, nurture, and gene–environment interaction in a behavior example.
Distinguish nature, nurture, and gene–environment interaction in a behavior example.
4
Behavior Genetics vs. Evolutionary Psychology: Key Questions
Distinguish the questions asked by behavior geneticists from those asked by evolutionary psychologists.
Distinguish the questions asked by behavior geneticists from those asked by evolutionary psychologists.
5
Interpreting Genetic and Environmental Influences in Twin and Adoption Studies
Interpret simple twin and adoption study results as evidence about genetic and environmental influences.
Interpret simple twin and adoption study results as evidence about genetic and environmental influences.
6
Epigenetic Regulation of Gene Expression
Explain how epigenetic changes can affect gene expression without changing the DNA sequence.
Explain how epigenetic changes can affect gene expression without changing the DNA sequence.
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