with Robert Sapolsky · Stanford University · 25 lessons · about 37 hours of video
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Robert Sapolsky's Stanford classic: how genes, hormones, neurons, and evolution together shape what humans do. Twenty five lectures, zero simple answers. Demanding, funny, and unforgettable.
Press play on any lesson and it plays right here, in order, top to bottom. The videos live on YouTube, so the creators keep every view and all the credit.
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1. Introduction to Human Behavioral Biology
57 min
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2. Behavioral Evolution
1h 37m
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3. Behavioral Evolution II
1h 37m
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4. Molecular Genetics I
1h 34m
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5. Molecular Genetics II
1h 14m
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6. Behavioral Genetics I
1h 39m
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7. Behavioral Genetics II
1h 33m
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8. Recognizing Relatives
1h 19m
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9. Ethology
1h 41m
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10. Introduction to Neuroscience I
1h 01m
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11. Introduction to Neuroscience II
1h 13m
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12. Endocrinology
49 min
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13. Advanced Neurology and Endocrinology
1h 13m
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14. Limbic System
1h 29m
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15. Human Sexual Behavior I
1h 42m
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16. Human Sexual Behavior II
1h 41m
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17. Human Sexual Behavior III & Aggression I
1h 37m
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18. Aggression II
1h 45m
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19. Aggression III
1h 41m
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20. Aggression IV
1h 43m
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21. Chaos and Reductionism
1h 38m
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22. Emergence and Complexity
1h 42m
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23. Language
1h 43m
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24. Schizophrenia
1h 40m
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25. Individual Differences
54 min
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