Special Course in Human Evaluation
L. Ron Hubbard delivered this series of nine lectures to local businessmen detailing the subject of human evaluation. They describe how people can be expected to react under specific circumstances, how to detect those who can be trusted and those who can't and the methods by which one can ensure success in his choices. Just subsequent to these lectures in August, the first hardcover edition of Science of Survival was published and copies of the limited manuscript were presented at the First Annual Conference of Hubbard Dianetic Auditors in Wichita, Kansas, in June, 1951. 10 lectures on 6 CDs complete with transcripts, glossary and a guide w/related issues. They include: The Purpose of Human Evaluation; The Dynamics of Existence; The Conquest of the Physical Universe; Personality; Self-Analysis; The Tone Scale; Motion and Emotion; Motion and Emotion (cont'd); Motion and the Tone Scale; The ARC Triangle. In silver plastic carrying case.
424 pages
English edition · First published 2004 by Golden Era Productions · ISBN 9781403111012
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