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Very interesting stuff :) I couldn't wait to get started with new lessons. Would love to see a follow up course discussing more advance and complex neuroeconomics papers in the future.
The best Neuroscience course out there for those focused on the frontal cortex and decision science. Great use of scientific evidence to illustrate what we know and what we don't know
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par Abdullah M M A
•excellent course
par Alex M
•Excelent content
par Christian C
•Amazing overview
par pushpendrapal s b
•a useful coarse
par Miguel A M C
•Great course!!!
par Alejandro J C B
•excelente curso
par Vania M B M
•Amazing course
par Jonathan N
•Well worth it!
par Аида А
•Василий класс
par Xiaoyu G
•good to start
par Tom S
•Great course!
par Kenneth B
•Great Course
par Казанцев Д А
•Все супер!
par María C A C
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muy bueno
par Jhon V
•excelent!
par Mauricio F Z M
•Excelente
par Pedro V H S
•Amazing!!
par Timofey Z
•awesome!
par Crony C
•Awesome
par Логинова Е Р
•so, so
par 高成
•good
par Justin G M
•Good
par Asya K
•lol
par Marcelo B Y
•G
par Lia Q F
•My background is in Economics and I was looking for ways in which Neurosciences could inform Economics. What I liked most was to get to know some studies in which different decisions are made when specific parts of the brain are deactivated or hormone levels interfered. Additionally, it was very nice to recall some of the insights biology and evolutionary theories have to offer when attempting to understand human behavior, alone and in groups. Finally, I really enjoyed some of the discussions with experts at the end of each week - I got to know the current state of the art of well-selected topics.
What I disliked was the disproportion between the number of hours and content, although I am not sure whether some of it could be skipped... There were several applications to economic settings (let's say these imply decisions where utility or value is at stake), namely self-control, risk-taking, loss aversion, competition vs cooperation, but I would have liked there to be some recap classes highlighting the direct connection between the brain area / neural phenomenon and the observed behavior. The Professor could also show more enthusiasm (facial expressions, voice) since the course is many hours long.
Still, the content of the course was nice and covered several insights from the span of disciplines in Neuroeconomics. My impression is that the bridging of disciplines is still very young but has a lot of potential. Good job!
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