Thank you, this was a great topic to learn about

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Clearly presented and well organized material.

Very informative and good course. Thanks.

A bit fast paced but overall really good!

Excellent introduction to the subject.

was a nice course, congratulations:)

It was a bit too scientific for me

Somewhat hard to follow at times.

Challenging course for economists

awesome course!!

Great course!!!!

Challenging!

Excellent

very much lengthy and overload done by extra peer review task. in peer review generally peers not give good rating. so in grading system peer review assignment should to be abolish. in quiz system questions should to be maximum 10.

thanks. i love to do study these types of course. but leaving this course due to aforesaid problems. thanks

I enjoyed the course but at times I did find it very dry. The content and later chapters that related more to behavioural economics interested me more but all round I found it a great course and I am happy that I did it.

It's a difficult course with some hard topics on neurophysiology for people with no background on biology. On the other hand, it's a great challenge for everyone interested on brain decision making.

More neuro than economics.

IMHO, too much focus on the brain and little on economics (from the perspective of someone with economics background).

Anyway, interesting and well explained.

Difficult. This is hard stuff, and a new subject.

it will help me in the future.

Not interactive enough

I dropped on Week 5. There was just the required minimum for a MOOC. I did not find it engaging. Too bad, as I was genuinely curious of the topic.

Not very interesting/engaging and I got a college degree in economics.

On apprend l'implication de vastes zones du cerveau dans les prises de décision. Chaque zone comporte des millions de neurones interconnectés. On ne sait pas réellement ce qui se passe. Ce que j'ai trouvé le plus intéressant c'est la remise en cause du libre arbitre par B. Libet (que je connaissais) mais surtout l'étude de Stefan Bode (que je ne connaissais pas). Je crois aussi que les processus de décision qui ne sont pas sous contrainte temporelle ne sont pas à comparer, même implicitement aux comportement des singes.

En fait que dit le cours ? " Vous êtes déterminés par des circuits neuronaux qui sont eux-mêmes le fruit de l'évolution darwinienne. " Je pense que les décisions humaines complexes et qui peuvent se prendre dans la durée ne sont pas déterminées par des processus aussi simples.

The subject of this course is very interesting and practical, but unfortunately the presentation was not very good. Order in the headlines was not acceptable and had a lot of repetition.