Learner Reviews & Feedback for Understanding the Brain: The Neurobiology of Everyday Life by The University of Chicago
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MF
Dec 29, 2021
Excellent course for understanding the extent to which human neurobiology is complex and fascinating, with multiple opportunities to compare findings with other species and get a better understanding.
VK
Jul 26, 2020
This course has been an eye-opener for me and has helped me to better understand the brain from a perspective of empathy towards those suffering from debilitating disorders, thanks to Professor Mason.
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By bader l
•Apr 9, 2019
perfect
By José A M
•Jan 10, 2019
awesome
By Ying Q
•May 3, 2018
Love it
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•Nov 7, 2024
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•Sep 20, 2023
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•Sep 27, 2021
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•Jul 14, 2021
i love
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•Sep 3, 2020
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•Dec 15, 2024
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•Jun 19, 2022
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•Sep 29, 2019
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•Sep 22, 2021
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•Aug 31, 2020
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By Caroline L
•Nov 29, 2023
Dr. Mason is an informative and engaging professor who shares her passion for neurobiology at every step of the way. I highly recommend this course if you're interested in the material! I deducted a star because the final assignment is graded by peer reviews, which are not overseen very carefully. Despite submitting what I would consider to be a well-written paper that fulfilled all requirements listen on the rubric, I got several reviews that gave me the lowest rating (though the only feedback from them was "WELL DONE," "clear," and "good job") which meant I couldn't get a passing grade. I had to re-upload a new copy of the same paper in order to pass. There was no apparent mechanism within the course to dispute grades/reviews from peers.