Compared to other coourses Ive taken thru Coursera including the 1st course in the Abnormal Psychology Specialization; I found this Professsor to be hard to understand and confusing. The subject matter was interesting but I felt it could have been presented in a more organized and concise manner. Was actuelly relieved when I finished because couldn't listen to this lecturer any longer; I'm not a novice at attending lectures either - I'm an MD.

Such a good course, so thought enticing. I would recommend it, especially to those working in mental health.

Dr. Jill Morawski, in her lectures, explained how we reacheed, and where we are now in the field of psychological pathologies. i thouroughly enjoyed the course especially the 'the lived experiences' sections. Thank you, Professor. I am eagerly waiting for more lectures from your side.

The courses reaches a full depth and coursera proven a best platform that is every been to access and attempting the best courses online.

The course and the teacher have been very effective in helping me to learn about the history of mental illness. Thank you!

Lo disfruté muchísimo, ojalá realicen alguno sobre Autismo. Muy recomendado. Perspectiva critica maravillosa

Very informative and valuable to see the changes over the years.

Mrs. Morawsky has one of the best courses I have ever attended.

Excellent information and course lessons. Very informative.

History of Mental Illness is very informative course

Very interesting perspective on mental illness.

So fun and informative.

Loved the readings

Good knowledge from the professor.

Great!...well done...thanks.

Extremely informative.

I learned it yes I did

Very interesting

thank you

AWESOME

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Sometimes the professor did not pronounce words properly resulting in some confusion on my part in undertanding. Also, I like to read the transcription while the professor speaks. The transcription is quite confused. Why cannot what the professor is reading be posted instead of a messed up transcript?

it was a good to have information about mental illness.

A great review of the history of mental illness.

The course material was extremely interesting, and it is important that we learn the history of the field of psychology and various disorders and conditions which are prevalent in the modern world. However, the execution was very poor and off-putting. The professor does a horrible job of "teaching" the material as it is quite obvious she's blindly reading a script. She makes multiple mistakes while reading, which is normal, but they are left in instead of being edited out of the videos. As someone who relies on subtitles, the videos are not very accessible to people with hearing or reading problems. The delivery of the professor is, to be frank, quite boring and made me uninterested in completing this course (I did finish it though). There is too much reading material. The PDFs are not compatible with screen readers which makes them inaccessible for people with attention issues, dyslexia, the visually impaired etc. Nonetheless, I still recommend this course to anyone who wants to pursue a future in Psychology, as it is informative and thorough.

Although, the subject is hugely interesting, unfortunately I can't recommend this course because of the lecturer, who is obviously unprepared with this specific material and speaks very unclearly