Anyone feel like chatting?

I agree @NotLabelDefined (great name)

One thing I struggle with at irl uni is getting money back on subjects i've had to withdraw from. Recently did it and got 1.5k wiped off HECS which was good, but it took a long time. Something like this free course stuff is a good idea.

Also, @outlander and @Former-Member what are the psychology ones you have signed on for? Considering I will only be seeing my psych once a month it may be a good idea for me to get some understanding on the way my own brain works you feel?

This actually reminds me of a joke a comedian once said about how he signed up for all these free courses and he only watched one lecture then quit because he was too lazy haha 😛

Also you should consider uber you guys. That's what I'm trying to do lately, because it builds up confidence in dealing with people. I find this is something I struggle with at first, but then i settle in and it's okay. But the hurdle is rather large at first.

Also be cautious of feeling sorry for yourself when you take these things. Just a heads up. It's something I always struggle with - because i have very bad self-esteem and i put myself down. So even if i did sign up for something like this that was free - I would still be depressed about it. It's a learned response I have. Still working on it though.

it starts not this monday but next monday @Former-Member so a weeks and a bit

it is heaps easier with a laptop but wokrs jsut as well on a normal computer. you can even access it on your phone and tablets to watch the videos as well

becasue ive done the psychology one i get give you a little sneak peak at what it includes- well i can give you the modules of what happens in there

@MDT@Former-Member

@MDT its better if your able to jump onto the website cause it give you heaps of information about it an what it entails as well so youll be able to get an idea of what its about

@Former-Member@MDT this is for the pscyhology one

WHAT YOULL LEARN:

What psychology is essentially about
The basic philosophical and conceptual foundations of psychology, such as:
The mind-body issue
The biopsychosocial perspective
The structure and functions of neurones, the smallest functional element of the nervous system, and how they communicate with each other
The broad structural and functional organisation of the nervous system as a whole, and the important features which allow for complex behaviours to occur in humans
The general approach that psychologists take to understand abnormal behaviour, including:
How they classify mental disorders
The essential diagnostic approach
The basic processes involved in experiencing and then coping with stress, and what happens when our coping strategies fail
What anxiety and mood disorders are, including:
The various subtypes
Their general prevalence (epidemiology)
How they are diagnosed and treated

"The basic processes involved in experiencing and then coping with stress, and what happens when our coping strategies fail"

I feel like this is very appropriate for me lol

you could always do the psychology one @MDT i can help you with that one too, ive passed mine and can still access the stuff so can help you along with that if you like