The brain is the most complex object in the known universe. Some 100 billion neurons release hundreds of

The brain is the most complex object in the known universe. Some 100 billion neurons release hundreds of

neurotransmitters and peptides in a dynamic spanning timescales from the microsecond to the lifetime. Given this complexity, neurobiologists can spend productive careers studying a single receptor. Might psychologists more productively understand the mind by ignoring the brain altogether? Or do you think that we need to understand the brain to be able to understand psychological disorders? Please explain your answer in-depth. Use citations as needed.