1. How do we study brain/behavior relationships?
Populations:
Animal Models:
advantages: disadvantages:

2. Human Models
populations with injuries or disease
normal populations

3. Humans
History:
phrenology:

5. Non-invasive ways of viewing brain function
Assessment of Structure vs Function

6. Structure
CT or Cat Scan
3 D xrays
MRI's

7. CT Scan

8. magnetic resonance imaging

9. MRI

10. More Invasive methodology
Histological analysis
Lesion or ablation studies

13. Electrical stimulation
Pharmacological manipulations

14. Delgado’s classic experiment

15. a few more…….
Microdialysis

16. Ways to look at function
EEG - electroencephalogram

18. Ways to look at function
EEG – electroencephalogram
ERPs – evoked related potentials

19. Ways to look at function
PET scans
rCBG
2DG
other radio isotopes

21. Structure and Function
fMRIs