4 Ways to STUDY the BRAIN | Biopsychology

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In this video we are firstly going to explore Ways of Studying the Brain including Post-Mortems, fMRIs (functional Magnetic Resonance imaging), EEGs (electroencephalograms) and ERPs (Event-Related Potentials) as part of the AQA A-level Psychology course.
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00:00 - Intro
00:47 - Post-Mortems
03:05 - Evaluating Post-Mortems
04:58 - fMRIs
06:51 - Evaluating fMRIs
08:22 - EEGs
10:41 - ERPs
14:02 - Evaluating EEGs/ERPs
16:28 - Test Yourself
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BIOPSYCHOLOGY COMPLETE GUIDE: tinyurl.com/bddj8xew BIOPSYCHOLOGY REVISION SUMMARY: tinyurl.com/yz6zt34 RESOURCE FOR THIS VIDEO: www.bearitinmind.org/biopsychologyworksheets

[@Nimmyo000]

Thank you so much for the video!

[@BearitinMIND]

You are so welcome! Glad it was helpful 👍

[@mph3923]

Thank you for this video, could you also do a video on what examiners look for in exams? Like exam technique

[@BearitinMIND]

Great suggestion! It's in the works 👍 including a video on tricky questions that have been asked in the past.

[@spitefulsaiyan4690]

Thank you!

[@BearitinMIND]

You’re most welcome! Hope the video helped your understanding 👍

[@h.n4618]

Thank you this video was very helpful! Is it possible you can cover the issues and debates topic?

[@BearitinMIND]

Glad the video was helpful for you 😊I’m just about to finish Biopsychology and then will be starting Issues and Debates 👍

[@charleshudson3963]

My class always watch your videos!

[@BearitinMIND]

Well hello 🙋🏻‍♂️to you Charles and all your class! Hope you’re enjoying the videos and they are helping your understanding of psychology! Where abouts are you all studying in the country?

[@missgirl7879]

​@@BearitinMINDManchester!

[@user-jz9xf4hn2n]

Another fantastic teaching video thanks Tom! The fMRI love study at 6.38 sounds really interesting but I couldn't see it in the description?

[@BearitinMIND]

Glad you enjoyed the video 😀 My apologies - forgot to add the link! Thanks for letting me know. I've now added it to the description - enjoy!

[@j.1582]

Will you do a video on research methods ?

[@BearitinMIND]

At some point yes - possible something a little different because it is such a big topic. Are there any parts of it that you you'd like a video to cover?

[@mph3923]

@@BearitinMIND maybe how to answer research methods questions? and topics students generally find harder to do

[@BearitinMIND]

@@mph3923 Possibly going to do an exam paper walk through on research methods - would that be something you'd be interested in?

[@mph3923]

@@BearitinMIND absolutely!

[@j.1582]

any of the optional topics e.g eating behaviours and aggression ?

[@haripriyarao6019]

The summary table is so useful! Thank you!!

[@BearitinMIND]

Glad you found it helpful 😊 Hopefully simplifies things for you.