NEUROSC 140

Brain Injury and Recovery of Function

Description: Seminar, four hours. Requisite: course 102 or Psychology 116A or 116B. Inquiry into what recovery from brain injury specifically means, and if all recovery is same. Addresses history of how science evolved from basic localization of function to understanding more about brain functional recovery. Increases awareness of limitations and surprising potential of brain to adapt to adverse stimuli of brain injury. Discussion of interesting cases and experiments that have molded current understanding of brain's potential for recovery. P/NP or letter grading.

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Mayumi Prins

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Winter 2024 - Great class. Very interesting discussion each week. I read on average about 2 papers each week on a new topic regarding recovery of brain functions post-injury. I would recommend this class.
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