Biological psychology is a branch of science that focuses on the relationship between biology and behavior. Neuroprocesses are the neurological mechanisms that occur in the brain to control and direct behavior. Understanding these processes is critical for understanding how behavior is ultimately determined, as well as for improving treatments for mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and addiction.

Neuroprocesses can be described as chemical interactions within the brain that influence how an individual perceives their environment, interprets experiences, and understands what they’re feeling or thinking at any given moment. These processes involve electrical signals travelling through neurons (nerve cells) in order to communicate messages from one area of the brain to another. This communication allows various parts of the brain to work together by forming complex networks known as neural pathways which mediate our behaviors in response to external stimuli or events.