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SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES
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| Personality: 'The Four Temperaments' | SBS001.04 |
| Robyn Jenkins | |
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We learn to understand ourselves and other people, why we get on better with some than with others, and to appreciate and enjoy these personality differences. Room rent plus $1 for photocopying. |
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| Problem Solving and Communication Skills | SBS002.04 |
| Caroline Ross-Smith and Sharon Johns | |
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Brush up on skills for problem solving and good communication with one another and across the generations. Learn ways to adjust to change and recognize stages of development that continue throughout our lives. Build self esteem for ourselves and others. Make new friends, learn from each other and have fun. Limit 12 - 16. $25pp covers room rent, photocopying and morning teas. |
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| Introduction to Numerology, Astrology and Hand Analysis | SBS004.03 |
| Janis Butt | |
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This course is designed to provide introductory material to Pythagorean Numerology, Western Astrology and Hand Analysis from a scientific perspective. It aims to help people get a better understanding of both themselves and others. No previous knowledge necessary. Further information can be sent to enquirers. Limit 6 - 15. Room rent, printing. |
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| Continuing with Numerology, Astrology and Hand Analysis | SBS007.04 |
| Janis Butt | |
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This course continues the themes covered in the introductory course and explores their value at a deeper level. This is a repeat of the course given in 2011 and an extended version of the 2010 course. Basic level of knowledge desirable. Further information about the course can be emailed to enquirers. Limit 6 - 12. Room rent, printing costs |
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| Non-violent Communication | SBS012.01 |
| Dorothy Broom and Heather Herbert | |
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This course is based on the book "Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life" by Marshall Rosenberg. Following Rosenberg's roadmap, we will explore the habits in our culture and ourselves that lead to frustration and psychological violence – sometimes physical or military violence. Using group discussions and exercises, we will practice ways to change those habits. Limit 6 - 15. Room rent and photocopying. |
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| Old Age - New Age? | SBS013.01 |
| Heather Powell | |
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Many New Age concepts (some drawn from ancient teachings, others from leading edge science) appear to be turning some of our present society's tried and trusted Old Age beliefs on their head. We will enjoy a look at a mixture of current "New Age' concepts on offer from a variety of sources. Limit 10 - 30. Those requiring photocopies, 20c a sheet |
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| An Introduction to Psychology | SBS014.01 |
| Bob Hay | |
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This course provides an orientation to some areas of clinical and social psychologies. It includes topics such as psychological tests, learning and IQ, depression, suicide, obsessive-compulsive disorder, hypnosis and trance, and newer concepts such as the "plastic brain". It will also draw on anthropology for some of its material. Limit 10 - 18. Room rent |
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