This unit opens with one of the most disturbing case studies in the history of neuroscience, the 1966 University of Texas shooting, to introduce Sapolsky's timescale framework for understanding human behavior. From the amygdala firing one second before an action to the evolutionary pressures that shaped our brains over millennia, students learn that understanding behavior requires zooming out through every timescale simultaneously.
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