Question

in the book, the division of biopsychology that deals generally with the biology of behavior, rather than specifically with the neural mechanisms of behavior, is called
neural biology.
physiological psychology.
comparative psychology.
none of these

Explanation:

Physiological psychology focuses on the biology of behavior in general, as opposed to just neural mechanisms. Neural biology is more about the nervous - system itself. Comparative psychology compares behavior across different species.

Answer:

B. physiological psychology