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Audio Books : Educational : MP3/64Kbps : English
TTC VIDEO & AUDIO - Mark Leary - Understanding the Mysteries of Human Behavior
Table of Contents
1. Solving Psychological Mysteries
2. How Did Human Nature Evolve?
3. Where Do People’s Personalities Come From?
4. How Can Siblings Be So Different?
5. Why Do People Need Self-Esteem—Or Do They?
6. Why Do We Have Emotions?
7. What Makes People Happy?
8. Why Are So Many People So Stressed Out?
9. Why Do Hurt Feelings Hurt?
10. Why Do We Make Mountains out of Molehills?
11. Why Is Self-Control So Hard?
12. Why Do We Forget?
13. Can Subliminal Messages Affect Behavior?
14. Why Do We Dream?
15. Why Are People So Full of Themselves?
16. Do People Have Psychic Abilities?
17. Why Don’t Adolescents Behave like Adults?
18. How Much Do Men and Women Really Differ?
19. Why Do We Care What Others Think of Us?
20. Why Are Prejudice and Conflict So Common?
21. Why Do People Fall In—and Out of—Love?
22. What Makes Relationships Succeed or Fail?
23. Why Do People Blush?
24. A Few Mysteries We Can’t Explain Yet
My Description of the Course
This course takes you on a psychological and biological journey deep
into the human psyche where we will learn why we behave the we do
as men and women. We will learn what motivates us, why things like
emotions and self-esteem matter, why we forget, why fall in love etc.,.
Watching this will give you a deeper appreciation for psychology and
biology regarding our own uniquely human abilities and endeavors!
On a more personal note, since I LOVE Desmond Morris' stuff, I can't
help but being annoyed by the fact that the professor is wondering why
we kiss, laugh and create art when it is obviously symbolic today and
came from something primal (e.g. "kissing" were used to feed children).
Anyway, this course is great if you, like me, has a huge burning passion
for psychology and biology. Here you get a sweet mix some martini in it!
Best Regards,
FeedGoats.
P.S. Feel free to either download audio, video or both. You will
benefit equally from both but I prefer the visual (that's just me).
