I took this in Winter 2021. One of the easiest major electives I've ever taken! Professor Juvonen is incredibly understanding and her TA, Soph, was outstanding! Because of the online format of the class, the class format was that of a "flipped classroom" in which lectures were posted ahead of time and OPTIONAL discussions were held in place of the normal lecture times.

The grade breakdown is as follows:
- 15% participation (completing a short, UNGRADED "quiz" via Google Forms after watching lecture videos, as well as completing a pre and post class survey; need to do 15/18 times)
- 85% exam grades (2 non-cumulative midterms and 1 cumulative final with the LOWEST of them dropped, so technically if you do well on the first 2 exams like I did you don't need to take the final at all.)
-1% SONA extra credit

Overall, this class wasn't bad at all. There's readings assigned each week that may feel like a lot, but honestly I didn't really do most of the readings and got by fine. The exams were okay too; some questions are tricky and require that you did pay attention in lecture and know which authors/people were associated with which concepts! I recommend taking good notes and focusing on the lectures, as well as filling out the study guides that Dr. Juvonen provides ahead of time. The professor and the TA were also both very kind and very focused on helping students learn and accommodate for any needs. As long as you put in a bit of effort and watch the lectures you'll be fine.