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Below is a list of statements.
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There have a been a number of studies and much research
which suggest that these statements are statistically
true. In some cases they can be comprehensively explained
by the world of science, in other instances the 'how'
presents more of a mystery.
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People do more when they are happy.
Happy people are healthy people.
Stress is bad for your health.
People who feel in control are happier than those who
feel out of control.
Optimistic people get more opportunities than pessimists.
Confident people are more attractive than nervous people.
You can see other people's problems easier than you
can your own.
People who can stay calm are more successful than those
who cant.
People who take responsibility for themselves feel in
control of their lives.
People enjoy praise where it's due and advice when it
is needed.
Understanding yourself is the key to understanding others.
We are all prepared to change.
Knowledge is virtually useless unless it can be applied
habitually.
We learn best when we learn quickly, and we learn quickly
by doing.
To successfully communicate with people we must be able
to empathise with their point of view.
Targets that deliver rewards to every member of a team
are more likely to be hit than those that do not.
If you want to be heard you have to listen.
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| The principles
of these statements can be used to provide a stable foundation
for the planning of successful learning. |
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