The GRE Subject Test in Psychology assesses knowledge and understanding of psychological concepts, theories, and practices.
The biological bases of behavior focus on how our brain, nervous system, and body influence everything we think, feel, and do. This area explores the intricate workings of neurons, neurotransmitters, and the structure of the brain.
Understanding biological bases can explain why people react differently to stress, why some develop mental illnesses, and how medications like antidepressants work.
A person with damage to the hippocampus may have trouble forming new memories.
Antidepressants increase serotonin levels, improving mood in some patients.
Explores how the brain, nervous system, and body shape our behavior and mental processes.