Ruud Vermey – Social psychology, Seminar in Moscow (2-Video)

Product Description

Social Psychology, Seminar in Moscow is a lecture programme by Prof. Dr. Ruud Vermey. The original catalogue describes social psychology in teaching and emotions in dancing, noting that the material is intended to be useful to dancers as well as teachers. It gives a running time of 4 hours 38 minutes and lists English and Russian.

The programme has two named parts. The first is Fundamentals of Social Psychology of Ballroom Dance. The second is Emotions and Their Importance in the Dance. Those topic divisions are retained in order, with the original physical-media labels replaced by programme-part headings.

The seminar’s emphasis is on the psychological and emotional aspects of dance learning and teaching. The two supplied headings offer a clear distinction between the foundational subject and the discussion of emotions. They do not provide a detailed chapter menu or a list of individual practical exercises, so no further curriculum has been added.

The source places the product in a Latin competition context, while its first programme heading refers more broadly to ballroom dance. Both pieces of information remain visible without restricting the seminar to an invented dance-by-dance technique syllabus. Vermey’s educational role is corroborated by WDC records; unrelated talks or book contents have not been incorporated into this recording.

Course Contents

1. Part 1: Fundamentals of Social Psychology of ballroom dance
2. Part 2: Emotions and their importance in the dance