I learned many more things about brain and space. Thank you coursera for giving this opportunity and I think It's very helpful for my career .

This course is very interesting and motivationg. It's a good introduction to the topic and it would be great havenig a second level course.

Very nice and clearly presented. The only reason for not giving 5 stars is that I would have liked more details and more lectures.

Great examples and insightful content. The quizzes were not so easy to pass, so be ready for real learning!

awesome course, my only negative comment is that is was too brief.

Great, clear, interesting professor!

This course is really practical. It reinforced my knowledge of cognition and memory.

Wonderful use of examples with regard to experiments, images and videos.

Challenging but very informative and interesting.

Easy to get into and deep in detail and learning

very great informative course

GOOD COURSE

Interesting

Very interesting topic and good presentation. I took the noncredit option and this was the first course I've taken at Coursera (including Duke) that did not allow me to get answers to quizzes I wanted to take (so I stopped taking them and feel I learned less). In lesson 2.7 (I think) where an in-lesson quiz was offered that asked me to choose between A, B, C, or D the visual disappeared so that I was hindered when presented with the questions to answer. A typo (its vs. it's) I noticed in a later lesson graphic (maybe lesson 6 somewhere). Anyway, thanks for the opportunity to learn about my brain and space.

This course represents a good start in order to study space and brain relationship. However the lack of principles in neuroscience, related topics such as mirror neuron systems, a deeper knowledge on motor cortex culd lead to important misconceptions and limits. It's really a good start but the course need more reliable contents, scientific reasoning and debate.

Your Kindly,

Giulio Bindi

Nice Course but it it close to medication field

An interesting overview.

Good and great

I sincerely suggest that this course can tell students where they made mistakes after the test. Not just telling students that you are wrong will not help progress. Other Coursera courses also do this. Furthermore, the questions are updated every time you retake the test, so you never know where you went wrong.

I cannot figure out how to drop this course. It is not close enough to my needs as a Behavioral Scientist to warrant continuing. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You.

very basic information from high-school STEM classes

The presentation is so poor just like the instructor. I found this lesson to be vague for most parts and then extremely detailed for other

I'd like to unenroll from this course. I signed up an hour ago or so. The three dots do not give me a drop down that to unenroll.

waste of time. Did not finish the course.

NON SENSE