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Embrace Project Fear
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Project Fear: Order your free graphic novel
An uncertain world. Can systems thinking free us from fear? Simon Bell & Charles Cutting's graphic novel asks the question.
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Delve deeper into fear...
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What happens to our brains when we're afraid - and can that help us overcome fear?
Research into brain activity when we're scared may point the way to overcoming fear.
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The Science of Fear
Recoil at the number 13? Scream at spiders? At some point, we all get scared. But why, and how? Dr Mike Leahy and Dr Bundy Mackintosh discuss the science behind fear.
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London inside out
Fifteen years since the 7/7 bombings, we look back at unity in London after the terror attacks...
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How did Donald Trump get elected and who does he represent?
OU academics from the Department of Politics and International Studies talk about the how and why of Donald Trump's victory.
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Systems thinking and practice
What is systems thinking and practice? The essence of systems thinking and practice is in 'seeing' the world in a particular way, because how you 'see' things affects the way you approach situations or undertake specific tasks. This free course will help you to learn about the problems of defining a system and meet some of the key concepts used in systems theory: boundary, environment, positive and negative feedback, etc.
Learn moreSystems thinking and practiceLevel: 2 Intermediate
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MSc in Systems Thinking in Practice
This MSc course explores the way we think about and approach tasks or situations.
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