This interactive Public Learning session explores some of the key influences that shape how we think, behave and interact with others. In particular, participants will consider the influence of personality and culture on human attitudes and behaviour, and how these factors can affect the way we perceive and respond to one another.
Combining theory, discussion and interactive exercises, the session provides an opportunity to better understand ourselves and the people around us, while developing greater awareness of the different influences at play in everyday human interaction.
By the end of the session, participants will have had the opportunity to:
Participants should leave with increased self-awareness and a better appreciation of why people may think, communicate and behave differently. This understanding can support more thoughtful interactions and stronger relationships, both professionally and personally.
The session is relevant to anyone interested in developing a better understanding of themselves and others, particularly people whose roles involve regular interaction, communication, teamwork or relationship-building.
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