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The Science of Generosity

What does it mean to be generous? Can doing good actually make you feel good? In this course, we’ll hear from multiple experts and explore the many facets of generosity by looking closely at the meanings, traits, and motivations behind giving behaviors across communities and cultures. We’ll discuss how generosity contributes to our own happiness and well-being as well as the happiness and well-being of our loved ones, our local communities, and our global society. We won’t just talk about generosity; you’ll be able to do good and feel good -- without spending lots of time or money. You’ll have multiple opportunities for both doing and feeling good throughout the course and you’ll create a giving plan that helps you continue your generous acts into the future.
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Starts Jul 17 (40 weeks ago)
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Instructor Femida Handy
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Language English
Tags Personal Development

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Length 5 weeks
Effort 4 weeks of study, 4 hours/week
Starts Jul 17 (40 weeks ago)
Cost $49
From University of Pennsylvania via Coursera
Instructor Femida Handy
Download Videos On all desktop and mobile devices
Language English
Tags Personal Development

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