Learn how to motivate and engage anyone by learning the psychology that underpins human behaviour.
InstructorRob Sutcliffe
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An illustrated title card featuring a man chasing a carrot on a string, symbolizing the concepts of engagement and motivation psychology discussed in the course.
Three students are focused on their studies in a bright classroom setting, featuring a girl writing in the foreground and peers reading or working at desks behind her.
Two friends share a moment of connection while using a tablet under an umbrella during a rainy evening, illustrating social engagement and technology use.
The curriculum explores biological drivers like dopamine and behavioral conditioning alongside pillars such as autonomy and community.
Lessons are described as short, easy to follow, and utilize relatable stories to illustrate complex concepts.
The curriculum lacks formal exercises, worksheets, or downloadable materials to facilitate active learning.
The heavy emphasis on theory can make it difficult to translate concepts into specific professional environments.
The curriculum aligns with the needs of managers and designers through its focus on engagement and behavioral drivers.