PSYCH 119V
Brain and Art
Description: Lecture, three hours. Requisite: course 115. Multiple forms of art express uniqueness of human brain and mind. Discussion of neural underpinnings of art in artist and viewer and links to evolutionary, biological, aesthetic, cognitive, and social roots of art. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Winter 2021 - Professor Zaidel has incredible insight into pressing issues for psychology and neuroscience. Previous reviews commented about her exam questions, but I always felt like they were fair and super straightforward. To do poorly in this class you need to give it some effort. Come to class, take notes, read the articles, and go to her office hours before the exams because she will give you the scoop on questions that will come up. If you do the basic requirements, you will do extremely well and be engaged by her topics.,
Winter 2021 - Professor Zaidel has incredible insight into pressing issues for psychology and neuroscience. Previous reviews commented about her exam questions, but I always felt like they were fair and super straightforward. To do poorly in this class you need to give it some effort. Come to class, take notes, read the articles, and go to her office hours before the exams because she will give you the scoop on questions that will come up. If you do the basic requirements, you will do extremely well and be engaged by her topics.,
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