Neuro 100: Introduction to Neuroscience and Behavior
Neuro 100: Introduction to Neuroscience and Behavior, Professor Ken Colodner
Reference Books
These are a few of the references that are useful places to help you understand the articles you find. Check the library catalog or with the librarians for additional resources to help you better understand the papers you are reading.
The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Life Sciences by Call Number: Reference QH307.2 .C36 1985ISBN: 0521256968Publication Date: 1985-05-09
The Cognitive Neurosciences by Call Number: Reference QP360.5 .N4986 2004ISBN: 0262072548Publication Date: 2004-10-08
Encyclopedia of life sciences by Call Number: Online ResourceISBN: 9780470015902Publication Date: 2005
Encyclopedia of Psychology by Call Number: Reference BF31 .E52 2000ISBN: 1557981876Publication Date: 2000-03-15
Encyclopedia of the Biological Sciences by Call Number: Reference MH Reference / QH13 .G7ISBN: 0898743265Publication Date: 1961Henderson's Dictionary of Biological Terms by
Call Number: Reference QH302.5 .H65 1995ISBN: 0582227071Publication Date: 1995
McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology by Call Number: Reference Q121 .M3 2002ISBN: 9780079136657Publication Date: 2002-04-01
The Merck Index by Call Number: Reference RS51 .M4 2001ISBN: 0911910131Publication Date: 2001-10-15
Background Information in the Library Catalog
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Why Background Information?
Encyclopedias, dictionaries, and other resources to help you discover basic information—names, dates, definitions, summaries, etc. These are good places to start when narrowing or choosing your topic, and when beginning research on an unfamiliar subject.
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