Chronic pain—defined as pain lasting at least three months—affects one in five American adults and is the nation's most costly health condition, exceeding the combined costs of cancer and heart disease. This seminar explores the science of chronic pain and recovery through hands-on research using a novel UCSB-developed biofeedback device. Students will 1. participate in a study by collecting data inside and outside of class, 2. hear from the instructor and expert guest lecturers on pain neuroscience, and 3. design, conduct, and present their own experiment using the biofeedback device. The course introduces essential neuroscience concepts and research methods for students interested in clinical or research careers.
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Level LimitLetters and science
Collegefun class, fun professor, there's online hw problems, go to class and you can do the hw. if anyone needs a Physics 6AL lab manual I'm selling it for $15 dollars and the bookstore sells it for $22.30! email me at ucsbgrl@yahoo.com
Clear, concise lectures. Made physics fun and interesting. Attendance is mandatory with iclicker participation. A on the midterms and final.
AWESOME DUDE! Prof Hansma wants students to succeed, always takes students' opinions (via iclicker), and likes to impress kids with falling weights and lampposts, explosions, rocketwagons, and bouncing baskeballs off the walls. WILL get you interested about physics. couldn't ask for better-- i learned a LOT and was never bored!