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    Ed Shi summarizes his review of peer papers for his final assignment in psychology class. He indicates that he reviewed the final paper submissions. He chose three papers that he particularly liked and describes why for each. For the first paper, he liked the organization and information on motivation and reward function in the brain. For the second paper, he appreciated the background on cannabinoid signaling and how it built into future directions. For the third paper, he noted that it was very concise yet covered relevant issues on oxytocin and parenting without oversimplification. He celebrates completing the class.

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    Ed Shi summarizes his review of peer papers for his final assignment in psychology class. He indicates that he reviewed the final paper submissions. He chose three papers that he particularly liked and describes why for each. For the first paper, he liked the organization and information on motivation and reward function in the brain. For the second paper, he appreciated the background on cannabinoid signaling and how it built into future directions. For the third paper, he noted that it was very concise yet covered relevant issues on oxytocin and parenting without oversimplification. He celebrates completing the class.

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    2) Rank Order Them. NOTE: Do Not Put The Rank Ordering Here, As That Is To Be

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    Ed Shi summarizes his review of peer papers for his final assignment in psychology class. He indicates that he reviewed the final paper submissions. He chose three papers that he particularly liked and describes why for each. For the first paper, he liked the organization and information on motivation and reward function in the brain. For the second paper, he appreciated the background on cannabinoid signaling and how it built into future directions. For the third paper, he noted that it was very concise yet covered relevant issues on oxytocin and parenting without oversimplification. He celebrates completing the class.

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    Ed Shi

    Final Assignment. Due May 18th

    1)Readall12oftheReviewPapersbyyourpeers.Ifyouwanttocompletetheseearly,you
    mayreadthe1stsubmission.IfyoudonotdoituntilafterMay12th,pleasedoitbasedon
    theFinalReviewPaperSubmissions.Pleaseindicateherewhichyouused.
    Iusedthefinalsubmissions.
    2)Rankorderthem.NOTE:Donotputtherankorderinghere,asthatistobe
    confidential.Insteadsendthatlisttomebyemail.
    3)Chooseyourthreefavoritepapers,anddescribewhyyouchosetheminafewsentences.
    Nick Petersen
    I really liked the organization of this paper. I feel the distinct splits make for easier reading.
    There is good information here describing some of the finer details of motivation/reward
    function in food wanting and liking. Elaborating on the functional heterogeneity among
    different regions of the Nacc and VP is very important. I feel these regions are often easily
    grouped into an oversimplified area of dopaminergic pleasure function.
    Nick Shepard
    Aptly stated in the first paragraph, the connection between cannabinoid research and
    marijuana is often blinding. Here, good background about cannabinoid signaling is given. It
    then smoothly builds into experiments and other knowledge about CB1 signaling while
    teasing about future possibilities and directions. Importantly, I felt this paper was very
    accessible.
    Kayla Brooks
    Everything here is very simply stated and concise. Reading it felt very smooth, and it was
    easy to understand. Relevant issues surrounding oxytocin and parental quality are
    described without oversimplification. Solid details are given, and there is an appropriately
    cautionary tone emphasizing that there is much more to be uncovered on this topic.

    4)Celebratethatyouhavefinishedtheclass!Congratulations,andTHANKSforbeingsuch
    adelightfulandactiveclass!
    :)

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