This class is an introduction to some of the key ideas in the history of Psychology and Neuroscience, beginning with Phrenology (the idea, now regarded as unscientific, that bumps on the skull can tell us about a person's personality), and journeying through key findings and methods such as Broca's and Wernicke's areas (speech and language brain regions which were found by physicians relating symptoms to post-mortem brain examination); Brodmann's classification of areas of the brain; and...