Psychopharmacology

What is Psychopharmacology?

Psychopharmacology  refers  to  the  study  of  the actions  of  drugs  on  behavior.  Drugs  and  substances with the potential to modify or completely change human behavior are best known as psychoactive. It is noteworthy that psychopharmacology has  developed  along  with  advances  in  neuroscience research. These two fields of scientific inquiry revealed  the  mechanisms  of  brain  function—and

Psychopharmacology and Human Behavioral

Drugs play an increasingly large role in civilization, and especially among the patients or clients who are seen by mental health professionals. The drugs that counselors may encounter fall into two major categories, therapeutic and recreational. Therapeutic drugs may facilitate the clinical goals of the patients, but can also present unique problems that must be

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