AlaskaX: Behavioral Neuroscience: Contrasting Tests for Anxiety and Depression
In this online course, learn how to critically evaluate the use of different behavioral tests for anxiety and depression in laboratory mice, and gain a better understanding of how these tests can affect the interpretation of results in the context of mental illness and human psychiatric conditions and mouse models.
5 weeks
5–7 hours per week
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Behavioral Neuroscience: Contrasting Tests for Anxiety and Depression
At a glance
- Institution: AlaskaX
- Subject: Biology & Life Sciences
- Level: Intermediate
- Prerequisites:
Completion of NEURO1x: Behavioral Neuroscience: Foundations of Compulsive Behaviors and accompanying Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) training
- Associated programs:
- Professional Certificate in Behavioral Neuroscience Research
- Language: English
- Video Transcript: English
- Associated skills:Biology, Neurophysiology, Research, Neuroscience, Neuroanatomy, Behavioral Health, Psychiatry, Basic Research, Mental Health, Healthcare Quality, Animal Models, Scientific Studies, Neurobiology, Mental Diseases
This course is part of Behavioral Neuroscience Research Professional Certificate Program
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3 skill-building courses
Self-paced
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4 months
5 - 7 hours per week
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