Learner Reviews & Feedback for Dog Emotion and Cognition by Duke University
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NH
Nov 13, 2017
An excellent introduction to the world of dog cognition. Anyone who is interested in working with dogs, or just learning more about their new adopted family member should definitely take this course.
DE
Dec 13, 2020
I learned valuable information about dogs. I can better understand the thought processes of my own dogs. I really like that the lecture slides were provided after the lectures, so I could review them.
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By Darleen M
•Jun 9, 2016
Little high on the scientific data
By yanira c c
•Jan 25, 2017
Un curso bastante interesante.
By Adrian P
•Aug 18, 2020
It was informative and useful
By Roxanne M
•Oct 26, 2016
I really liked this course!
By Dorothy N
•Nov 15, 2019
Great course ! Very useful
By Kathy A M
•Mar 7, 2022
II nteresting information
By Deleted A
•Jul 13, 2020
Thanks for the material !
By Kelly C
•Feb 12, 2016
Excellent, I learned alot
By Alejandro P R
•Sep 14, 2016
Interesting and useful!
By Christine T
•Sep 16, 2020
Enjoyed the subject!
By Mimi G
•Feb 25, 2016
It was a lot of fun!
By FELIPE U
•Dec 31, 2015
So much interesting
By JUAN B M
•Dec 17, 2023
curso interesante
By Stephen D
•Jan 2, 2016
Great class!
By Ivy C
•Aug 16, 2021
informative
By Liz V
•Apr 2, 2020
Really nice
By Ko K T
•Sep 11, 2015
should know
By Daniel A S B
•Sep 23, 2015
Intersting
By mayra d
•May 19, 2022
thanks.
By Yuduan L
•Mar 30, 2016
Quite f
By Namnisha R
•Dec 9, 2020
Nice!
By Sara B T
•May 3, 2018
bien
By Li A
•May 17, 2022
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By Antoinette S
•Nov 18, 2016
I may have gotten more out of this course if I hadn't already read "The Genius of Dogs".
I would like to suggest that the slides be subjected to more rigorous proofreading, as I came across several typographical errors. It doesn't look professional.
On quizzes, when a student is asked to select the one FALSE answer, please remove any "all of the above are TRUE" statements. A mentor replied to another student who pointed out this conumdrum on the Week 7 Forum with: "I understand where you are coming from Phil, but only one of the answers as an individual answer is incorrect. The answer "all of the above are correct" is neither true nor false, as only one of the answers in the 'all' is the exception." And I say that if I have a bouquet of roses, 11 red ones and 1 yellow and I were to say that "all of the roses in my bouquet are red" you would correct me, as one is not, and "all" demands 12 out of 12, otherwise, it is not all. Should you still feel a quibble, let me suggest that you contact the Department of Philosophy, ask for someone expert in symbolic logic and run it by him/her.