Neuroscience of sleep
neuroscientific study of sleep in human and animals
Press Enter · cited answer in seconds
0 sources
Neuroscience of sleep
Summary
Neuroscience of sleep is an academic discipline[1].
Key Facts
- Neuroscience of sleep's instance of is recorded as academic discipline[2].
- Neuroscience of sleep's instance of is recorded as neuroscience[3].
- Neuroscience of sleep is part of neuroscience[4].
- Neuroscience of sleep is part of neuropsychology[5].
- Neuroscience of sleep is part of neurology[6].
- Neuroscience of sleep is part of molecular biology[7].
- Neuroscience of sleep's Commons category is recorded as Neuroscience of sleep[8].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises neuroscience[9].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises neurophysiology[10].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises biology[11].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises cognitive psychology[12].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises clinical psychology[13].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises social psychology[14].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises applied psychology[15].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises social behavior[16].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises evolution[17].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises cognitive behavioral therapy[18].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises phenomenology[19].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises sleep medicine[20].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises mental disorder[21].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises behavioral neuroscience[22].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises cognitive neuroscience[23].
- Neuroscience of sleep comprises computational neuroscience[24].
- Neuroscience of sleep's topic's main category is recorded as Neuroscience of sleep[25].
- Neuroscience of sleep's history of topic is recorded as history of brain research[26].
Body
Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include academic discipline[2] and neuroscience[3].
Use and Application
Components include neuroscience[9], an academic discipline[27]; neurophysiology[10]; biology[11], a branch of science[28]; cognitive psychology[12], a branch of psychology[29]; clinical psychology[13], a branch of psychology[30], founded in 1896[31]; and social psychology[14], a branch of psychology[32]. Part of include neuroscience[4], an academic discipline[33]; neuropsychology[5], a branch of psychology[34]; neurology[6], a medical specialty[35]; and molecular biology[7], a branch of biology[36].