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Professor Adrian Furnham,
University College London
Adrian Furnham is one of the world’s leading applied psychologists.
With three doctorates, he is Professor of psychology at University College
London. He also lectures, examines and conducts research worldwide,
writes regular columns in the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Times and is
a regular contributor to BBC radio and television to provide expert
and down to earth views on many issues to do with why and how people
and organisations behave as they do. The author of 600 scientific papers
and 42 books covering all aspects of psychology, he is the founding
director of a management consultancy and has worked with many national
and international organisations, including The Foreign Office, BT, Lloyds
Bank, Cathay Pacific Airways, Channel 4, Boots, Marks & Spencer,
and Barclays Bank. A Fellow of the British Psychological Society, Professor
Furnham is ranked the second most productive psychologist in the world
since 1980.
The Psychology of Money
Integrating information from many international sources, this presentation
will be of great interest to everyone, as it will give a psychologist’s
explanation and perspective of customer attitudes and behaviours towards
money.
The content will examine such subjects as:
- Money pathology
- Emotional associations
- Causes of debt
- Money behaviour today
- How wealth affects self-image
- Cross-cultural differences
On some levels we know our attitudes to money reveal a lot about us
which we would often rather keep private; Professor Adrian Furnham will
use extensive research to help shed more light into this fascinating
subject.
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