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:Mental Diseases, Healthcare Quality, Neuroanatomy, Research, Psychiatry, Neurobiology, Mental Health, Basic Research, Behavioral Health, Biology, Animal Models, Scientific Studies, Neurophysiology, Neuroscience
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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