This lecture clearly differentiates between a good and a bad habit, but does so without moral/religious implications, and instead sees habits as an intrinsic aspect of any individual that make or mar her/his life, career, and relationships, and suggests practical ways of identifying good and bad habits.
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This lecture delves into the barriers to communication occurring in interpersonal transaction—barriers which are more than a result of the ...
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This lecture offers a pre-thinking activity related to non-verbal communication, and urges the viewer to self-evaluate one’s preconceived n...
