PSYCHOLOGY
Psychology for Everyday Life
SPRING PN220
Monday - Rathmines
Martina Carroll
This course opens up the world of emotions, human intelligence, creativity and identity. It will introduce you to some of the most recent research into the human mind and behaviour. It poses questions like “what does it mean to have a sense of self?” and “how does culture and modern life affect our inter-personal relationships?”. These topics have been chosen because they can help us understand ourselves and others. There will be a series of lectures each followed by an activity and discussion. The core topics are also important in a psychology degree and they touch on some of the most fascinating and often controversial issues.
| RATHMINES COLLEGE |
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8 Mondays |
Jan 28, Feb 4, 11, 18, 25, Mar 4, 11, 25 (No class Mar 18) |
7.00pm - 9.00pm |
| FEE €155 |
Please enrol through Rathmines Senior College. Tel: 01 497 5334 |
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Tutor Details:
Dr. Martina Carroll BA, MLitt, PhD works as a psychology consultant, involved in private practice and also teaching and research in several different universities and colleges. Her main interest areas are human development, creativity and lifelong learning. She studied psychology as a mature student having been a software developer earlier in life. She has a particular interest in mixing new and old technologies creatively and working with groups so that everyone can find ways to participate. She currently teaches a module in Liberation Psychology with the School of Social Justice, UCD.
