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The abused woman: a survivor therapy approach with Dr. Lenore E. Walker.
Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities, c1995
(60 min.); 1 guide
Acclaimed psychologist and expert witness Lenore Walker demonstrates therapy with a middle-class, 35-year-old woman who has a history of childhood sexual abuse and battering by her current husband. Illustrates the effectiveness of the survivor therapy approach, which combines interventions derived from both feminist and post-traumatic stress disorder approaches.
SUBJECTS Psychotherapy; Wife abuse -- Treatment; Child sexual abuse; Post-traumatic stress disorder -- Treatment
RC569.5.F3 A3 1995 Circulation Desk

Acquiring the human language: playing the language game.
New York, NY : Ways of Knowing, c1995
(55 min.)
Series Title: The human language series ; pt. 2
Explores how children acquire language, and explains that they have an innate, universal knowledge of essential grammar and syntax.
SUBJECTS Language and languages; Linguistics; Language acquisition; Communication; Children -- Language; Grammar, Comparative and general -- Syntax
P118 .A3 1995 Circulation Desk

ADD, the race inside my head.
Washington, D.C. : GW Television ; Columbus, OH : AHEAD, c1996
(37 min.)
Focuses on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in the college environment. Students relate difficulties of coping with ADD in the classroom and other situations. Includes most recent clinical definition of the disorder, diagnosis and medication, and suggestions for service providers and faculty who work with students having ADD.
SUBJECTS Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder; Attention-deficit-disordered youth -- Education (Higher); Attention-deficit-disordered adults -- Services for; College students -- Services for
RC 394. A85 A33 General & Circulation Desk

Addiction.
WNET, New York, in association with BB,1988
(60 min.)
Can the addicts' experience shed light on the nature of the mind? Science now has a growing understanding of how addictions - tobacco, alcohol, cocaine, gambling, food - affect the brain and how environment affects addiction.
NOTE: Part 4 of the 9-part series "The Mind" orginally presented on PBS television
SUBJECTS Psychology; Mind and body; Thought and thinking; Brain; Substance abuse
RC564 .A4 1988x Circulation Desk

Addiction & mental illness.
Boston, MA : Fanlight Productions, [1998?]
(28 min.)
Profiles two people suffering from both alcoholism and mental illness to illustrate the difficulties in recognizing and treating this common combination. Interviews the patients, a man who is schizophrenic and a woman with manic depression, therapists, mental health professionals, and other experts who explore a range of approaches to controlling the addiction and achieving mental stability.
SUBJECTS Dual diagnosis -- Treatment -- Case studies; Substance abuse -- Treatment -- Case studies; Alcoholism -- Treatment -- Case studies; Manic-depressive illness -- Treatment -- Case studies; Schizophrenia -- Treatment -- Case studies; Mental illness; Alcoholics -- Interviews; Manic-depressive persons -- Interviews; Schizophrenics -- Interviews; Dual diagnosis -- Patients -- Interviews
RC564.68 .A4 1998 Circulation Desk

Adolescence: cognitive & moral development.
Barrington, IL : Magna Systems ; Northbrook, IL : Film Ideas [distributor], c1995
(30 min.)
Discusses the physical-motor development in adolescence and also defines the relationship with parents: ambivalence, interaction, and influence.
SUBJECTS Adolescence; Adolescent psychology; Identity (Psychology) in adolescence
BF724 .A4 1995 Circulation Desk

Adolescence: social and emotional development.
Barrington, IL : Magna Systems ; Northbrook, IL : Film Ideas [distributor], c1995
(38 min.)
Discusses the development of identity in adolescents.
SUBJECTS Adolescence; Adolescent psychology; Identity (Psychology) in adolescence
BF724 .A46 1995 Circulation Desk

Adolescent cognition: thinking in a new key.
San Luis Obispo, CA : Davidson Films, c1999
(32 min., 30 sec.); 1 learning guide; 1 computer disk
Referring to the work of Piaget, Erikson, Goffman and his own studies, David Elkind looks at the intellectual, emotional and social consequences that result from the changes in thinking as adolescents undergo the sometimes awkward transition into adult forms of thought.
SUBJECTS Adolescent psychology; Thought and thinking; Self-perception in adolescence
BF724.3.S35 A36 1999 Circulation Desk

Adolescent development.
[Shawnee Mission, KS : RMI Media Productions], c1990
(30 min.)
Also known as: Psychology 237, Telecourse, College of DuPage
Focuses on the development of adolescents
SUBJECTS Adolescence
CALL NO. HQ796 .A4 1990 Circulation Desk

Age happens.
Sherborn, MA : Aquarius Health Care Videos, c2001 [i.e. 2000]
(28 min.)
This program focuses on the psychological and physiological aspects of aging, and factors that assist older people in maintaining their health and functional independence.
SUBJECTS Aging; Geriatrics
QP86 .A356 2000 Circulation Desk

Ageless America.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities [distributor], [1988], c1987
(52 min.)
Focuses on the process and prospects of aging for the generation of 76 million middle-aged baby boomers in the United States.
SUBJECT Aging -- Psychological aspects.
CALL NO. HQ1064.U5 A4 1988x Circulation Desk

Aging.
WNET, New York, in association with BBC, 1988
(60 min.)
Even in old age, new brain connections can be formed in a phenomenon most commonly associated with older minds, the wisdom of the aged. Explores strokes, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease and other conditions that are distinct from normal aging.
NOTE: Part 3 of a 9 part series, The mind.
SUBJECTS Brain; Brain -- Aging; Thought and thinking; Mind and body; Aging
BF724.55.A35 A3 1988x Circulation Desk

Aggression vs. cooperation.
Winnetka, Ill. : The Alliance, c1991
(39:49)
Jan Jewett discusses how parents can contain or sublimate aggression in young children and encourage them to cooperate.
SUBJECTS Aggressiveness in children; Cooperativeness in children; Early childhood education
BF723.C69 A4 1991 General

All the special children.
Washington, D.C. : PBS Video [distributor], [1984, c1982]
(60 min.)
Dr. Leo Buscaglia narrates this documentary about children with physical, mental or learning disabilities. Dr. Buscaglia emphasizes the tremendous potential these children have and how it can be realized through appropriate education and the help of an informed community.
SUBJECTS Children with disabilities -- Education; Developmentally disabled children -- Education; Children with mental disabilities -- Education; Slow learning children.
LC 4015 .A5 1984x General

Among equals.
New York, NY : Distributed by Ambrose Video, c1991.
(57 min.)
Explores the importance of peer relationships in middle childhood development. Children are seen working out moral dilemmas and social relationships and developing strong self identity. Participation in youth groups and team sports become rehearsals for life.
SUBJECTS Social interaction in children; Friendship in children; Peer pressure; Children; Child development; Child psychology
HQ 781 .C4 1991x pt.6 Circulation Desk

Angels don't have headlights: children's reactions to death in the family.
New York : Filmakers Library, 1991
(25 min.)
Interviews with four children, aged three through eleven, reveal how youngsters at different stages of development react to bereavement.
SUBJECT Bereavement in children; Children and death
BF723.G75 A6 1991 Circulation Desk

The angry couple: conflict-focused treatment with Dr. Susan Heitler.
Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities, 1995
(60 min.); 1 viewers manual.
Recreates key moments in a six-month course of therapy with a married couple in their early 30's, locked in a seemingly irreconcilable conflict. Dr. Susan Heitler demonstrates her highly original approach for helping couples quickly cut through impasses that prolong their conflict and obscure the fundamental issues.
SUBJECTS Marital psychotherapy; Marriage counseling; Conflict management
RC488.5 .A64 1995 Circulation Desk

Animated neuroscience and the actions of nicotine, cocaine, and marijuana in the brain.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, c1998
(24 min.)
Using 3-D animation, this program, divided into two parts, takes viewers on a journey deep into the brain to study the effects of the three substances. The first part illustrates the major functions of the brain and shows how its principal cells, the neurons, communicate with each other through electrical and chemical signals. In the second part, animated molecules of nicotine, cocaine, and marijuana travel a route from the external environment through the body to the brain, where viewers learn about the cellular targets of these drugs, and how each drug interacts with them and subsequently affects the body.
SUBJECTS Brain -- Effect of drugs on; Drugs -- Physiological effect
RM315 .A6 1998 Circulation Desk

Approaches to consciousness.
Berkeley, CA : Thinking Allowed Productions, c1992
(ca. 120 min.)
A series of four interviews conducted by Jeffrey Mishlove on problems of consciousness. In "The evolution of consciousness" Robert Ornstein suggests that the mind is composed of many subroutines that he refers to as a "squadron of simpletons." Self-mastery requires orchestrating these "simpletons" to work as a team. "The nervous system and the soul" deals with the dramatic, musical and mathematical qualities of the soul as they are available even to the mentally retarded and those with other neurological defects. Oliver Sacks maintains that our conventional view of awareness keeps us from appreciating the unique talents of those with Tourette's syndrome and other disorders. In "Working with comas" Arnold Mindell discusses the unique methods he has developed for working with individuals in comatose states. Using the techniques of process psychology he is able to find channels into the minds of comatose individuals that allow him to establish communication. In "The art of psychotherapy," Irvin D. Yalom discusses his novel When Nietzsche wept, which highlights the existential issues of human consciousness which are the basis of his own therapeutic approach. The soul-searching self-examination of the philosopher Nietzsche is contrasted with the methodical approach of Joseph Breuer, a renowned physician and pioneer psychotherapist. NOTE Each program ca. 30 min. NOTE The evolution of consciousness / Robert Ornstein -- The nervous system and the soul / Oliver Sacks -- Working with comas / Arnold Mindell -- When Nietzche wept / Irvin Yalom.
SUBJECTS Consciousness; Nervous system -- Abnormalities -- Psychological aspects; Tourette syndrome; Coma; Existential psychotherapy
BF311 .A66 1992 Circulation Desk

Are you really listening?
Lake Orion, MI : Britannica, 1987
(15 min.);1 guide
Illustrates the benefits of using active listening in the workplace, and shows common listening errors: presumptive listening, selective listening, and partial listening, and how to avoid them. Four characteristics of the active listener are demonstrated.
SUBJECTS Listening; Personnel management; Management
BF 323 .L5 A74 1987 General

The Art of being fully human.
Washington, D.C. : PBS Video [distributor], c1979
(58 min.)
Author Leo Buscaglia delivers an address in which he calls for an active approach to living, an appreciation of time, and a savoring of experience.
SUBJECTS Conduct of life; Self-realization; Self-actualization (Psychology)
BJ 1581.2 .B852 1979 Circulation Desk & General

The Art of healing.
New York, NY : David Grubin Productions : Distributed by Ambrose Video c1993
(57 min.)
Clinical evidence shows that patients benefit measurable when their psychological needs are attended to along with their purely physical needs. Looks at medical professionals who are employing a model of medical care based on the idea that emotional states play an important role in people's vulnerability to disease--and in their recovery.
SUBJECTS Healing -- Psychological aspects; Medicine and psychology; Mind and body; Psychophysiolog; Holistic medicine
R726.5 .A7 1993 Circulation Desk

Attachment.
San Diego, CA : Media Guild, c1994
(24 min.)
Introduces the concept of attachment between parents and children, and shows some contemporary research in the area of attachment. Examines the relationship between day care and the development of attachment.
SUBJECTS Attachment behavior in children; Parent and child; Attachment behavior; Developmental psychology
BF723.A75 A8 1994 Circulation Desk

Autism, a world apart.
Boston, MA : Fanlight Productions, 1989, c1988
(28 mins.)
Looks at three families with autistic children, aged from six to twenty-six. Parents and siblings discuss the heartaches, strains, and rewards of living with autism.
SUBJECTS Autism
RJ 506 .A9 A898 Circulation Desk

Autism: the child who couldn't play.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, c1996
(47 mins.)
This program presents an overview of autism and an update on the latest research in its treatment, with an demonstration of techniques used at the Princeton Child Development Institute.
SUBJECTS Autism
RJ 506 .A9 A88 1996 Circulation Desk

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A baby's world.
Bethesda, MD : Distributed by Discovery Enterprises Group, c1994
3 videocassettes (43 min. each)
Reveals the processes behind the transformation from a helpless organism to a walking, talking, thinking human being. Informed by the latest scientific research, each episode takes a different human characteristic and traces its development over the first years of life. NOTE: [pt. 1] A whole new world : in the beginning : [ages newborn to 1 year] -- [pt. 2] The language of being : taking hold : [ages 1 to 2 years] -- [pt. 3] Reason and relationship : the thinker : [ages 2 to 3 years]
SUBJECTS Child development; Infants (Newborn) -- Development; Infants -- Development Language acquisition; Reasoning in children; Children and adults
RJ 131 .B3 1994 Circulation Desk

Back from madness: the struggle for sanity.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, c1996
(53 min.)
Follows four psychiatric patients for one to two years, from the time they arrive at Harvard's Massachusetts General Hospital. Contextualizes their present-day treatments with rare archival footage demonstrating how their conditions were treated in the past. On one level, the program examines what psychiatric treatment is like today at one of the world's most famous hospitals. Beyond this, the program is about the patients themselves, and the inner strength that is required of them as they search for some relief from the severe mental illnesses they are coping with--schizophrenia, manic-depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and suicidal depression.
SUBJECTS Mental illness -- Treatment; Mentally ill; Schizophrenia -- Case studies; Schizophrenia -- Treatment; Manic-depressive illness -- Case studies; Manic-depressive illness -- Treatment; Obsessive-compulsive disorder -- Case studies; Obsessive-compulsive disorder -- Treatment
RC445.M43 C3 1996 Circulation Desk

Behavior theory in practice.
Huntington Station, N.Y. : Focus International [distributor], c1985
2 videocassettes (86 min.)
Describes some of the basic principles involved in the behaviorist approach to psychology as developed by B.F. Skinner. Illustrates techniques of instrumental conditioning, using pigeons, rats, children, and dogs. NOTE pt. 1. Respondent and operant behavior -- pt. 2. Shaping various operants, various species -- pt. 3. Generalization, discrimination, and motivation -- pt. 4. Sequences of behavior.
SUBJECTS Skinner, B. F. (Burrhus Frederic), 1904-; Behaviorism (Psychology); Conditioned response; Operant behavior; Operant conditioning
BF199 .B3 1985 Circulation Desk

Behavior therapy, an introduction.
New York, N.Y. : Harper & Row, c1978
(23 min.); 1 guide.
Explains three models of learning: operant, classical, and observational. Demonstrates the application of each model in therapeutic settings involving behavior therapists and clients.
SUBJECT Behavior therapy
RC 489 .B4 B4 1978x Circulation Desk

Being gay: coming out in the 21st century.
Monmouth Junction, NJ : Cambridge Educational, 2003
(25 mins.)
Presents the accounts and stories of gays who have recently taken the step of coming out. Interviewees and experts discuss the benefits of this important transition by examining the six stages of coming to terms with one's sexual identity.
SUBJECT Coming out (sexual orientation); Homosexuality
HQ 76.8 .U5 B456 General

Beyond hate.
New York : Mystic Fire Video, 1991
(90 min.)
Through the experiences of world figures, gang leaders, and young people trying to cope with violence in their lives, Beyond hate chronicles the impact of hate on its victims, and probes its many dimensions. Moyers listens to those gripped by hatred and those victimized by it. He also focuses on individuals and groups who are working to move beyond hatred to achieve tolerance and acceptance.
SUBJECTS Hate; Hate crimes; Prejudices; Emotions
BF 575 .H3 B4 1991 General

B.F. Skinner: a fresh appraisal.
San Luis Obispo, CA : Davidson Films, c1999
(40 mins.)
An appraisal of the life and accomplishments of B.F. Skinner.
SUBJECTS Skinner, B. F. (Burrhus Frederic), 1904; Behaviorism (Psychology)
BF 109 .S55 B322 1999 Circulation Desk


B.F. Skinner and behavior change: research, practice, and promise.
Champaign, IL : Research Press, [1985]
(48 min.); 1 discussion guide
Traces the development of modern behaviorism and presents educational, mental health, counseling, and medical applications of behavioral science.
SUBJECTS Behaviorism (Psychology); Behavior modification; Skinner, B. F. (Burrhus Frederic), 1904
BF199 .B2 1985 Circulation Desk

Biofeedback: the yoga of the West.
Cos Cob, CT : Hartley Film Foundation, [198-?]
(38 min.)
Shows how researchers use biofeedback techniques in helping patients overcome disease, in giving prisoners a sense of self- mastery, and in providing ordinary people with a deeper insight into their subconscious.
SUBJECT Biofeedback training; Sick -- Psychology
BF319.5.B5 B57 1980 General

Biology of the blues.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities [distributor], [1988], c1984
(26 min.)
Explains the difference between sadness and depression, the function of drug therapies, the findings that point to neurotransmitter imbalances as a cause of depression, the use of electro-convulsive therapy, and the ongoing research into genetic components.
SUBJECT Depression, Mental -- Physiological aspects.
RC537 .B5 1988x General

Blink.
Berkeley, CA : University of California Extension Center for Media and Independent Learning, c2000
(58 min.)
Once a fanatical rising star in the white supremacist movement, Greg Winthrow grapples with a legacy of hatred handed down across generations in this haunting documentary. The film reveals how class divisions are masked by racial confict and follows the intense, angry and breathtakingly resourceful Winthrow as he grapples with his own redemption from a heritage of violence.
SUBJECTS White supremacy movements -- United States; Neo-Nazism -- United States; Skinheads -- United States; Racism -- United States; Men -- Psychology; Men -- United States -- Attitudes; Aggressiveness -- Case studies; Social classes -- United States; United States -- Race relations
E184.A1 B55 2000 Circulation Desk

Blue eyed.
San Francisco, CA : California Newsreel, c1996
(34 mins)
In order to explore gender and racial bias in modern American society, Jane Elliott, a behavioral psychologist, arbitrarily segregates blue-eyed from brown-eyed persons, raising the expectations of one group, downgrading the other. Individual analysis outlines the problems faced by group members within the workshop and their real-life experiences.
SUBJECTS Segregation; Racism; Prejudices
BF 575 .P9 B584 1996 Circulation Desk

Body doubles : the twin experience.
Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c1998
(50 min.)
The issue of whether character and intelligence are genetically predetermined is addressed through interviews with several identical twins, including a survivor of Nazi experiments under Joseph Mengele, a set of conjoined twins, and a pair of brothers reunited after being reared apart. Also briefly presented are a gathering of twins from around the world at Twinsburg, Ohio and twin research at the University of Minnesota.
SUBJECTS Twins -- Psychology; Nature and nurture
BF723.T9 B639 1997 General

Body image: let's get real.
Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c2000
(48 min.)
Using personal, candid statements from teenagers, explores media glorification of arbitrary physical types, peer pressure and how these effect adolescent self-image. Discusses media stereotyping, eating disorders, self-esteem, balanced nutrition and sexuality.
SUBJECTS Body image in adolescence; Mass media and teenagers; Self-esteem in adolescence; Identity (Psychology) in adolescence
BF724.3.B55 B63 2000 General

Body language: non-verbal communication.
Lake Zurich, Ill. : Learning Seed, c1994
(25 min.); 1 teacher's guide
Teaches how gestures, posture, eye movements and control of personal space are important means of communication. NOTE pt. 1. Gestures and signals -- pt. 2. Eye contact -- pt. 3. Facial expressions -- pt. 4. Posture -- pt. 5. Position and territory.
SUBJECT Nonverbal communication; Body language
BF637.N66 B6 1994 Circulation Desk

Body, mind and soul: the mystery & the magic.
[Alexandria, VA] : PBS Video ; Atlanta, GA : Turner Home Entertainment, 1995
2 videocassettes (ca. 130 min.)
Part 1: Deepak Chopra addresses the issue of the definition of mind, body and soul ; Part 2: Chopra further explores the mechanics of perception, the seduction of the spirit and the keys to the active mastery of life.
SUBJECTS Mind and body; Soul; Medicine, Ayurvedic; Holistic medicine; Alternative medicine
R733 .B66 1995 General

Body politics.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, c1997
(48 min.)
Takes a provocative look at women's efforts to change societal attitudes about the "ideal" female form. Propaganda from the 40s and 50s picturing the "ideal" female figure presents an interesting contrast to several contemporary women who are challenging the old attitudes.
SUBJECTS Women -- Psychology; Women -- Sociological aspects; Women -- Social conditions; Body image
BF697.5.B63 B639 1997 General

BodyTalk: teens talk about their bodies, eating disorders and activism.
Berkeley, CA : Body Positive, c1999
(28 min.); 1 facilitator's guide
Discusses body acceptance issues for 9 to 18-year old girls and boys. Girls and boys from diverse ethnic backgrounds and a range of socio-economic status and body sizes discuss the messages they receive from media, family, and fiends about their bodies and eating patterns. Focuses on their resulting struggles, how they resist and change, and how they heal.
SUBJECTS Self-acceptance; Body image; Overweight persons -- Psychology; Weight loss -- Psychological aspects; Self-esteem
BF575.S37 B6 1999 General

The Bonnie tapes.
Hohokus, NJ : Mental Illness Education Project, c1997
3 videocassettes (75 min.)
Bonnie and members of her family talk about her illness, paranoid schizophrenia, and its impact on all of them. They recall their helplessness and confusion when she became ill, and their emotions and reactions in the years that followed. NOTE [pt. 1] Mental illness in the family (26 min.) -- [pt. 2] Recovering from mental illness (27 min.) -- [pt. 3] My sister is mentally ill (22 min.)
SUBJECTS Paranoid schizophrenia; Mental illness; Family -- Mental health. SUBJECT Mentally ill -- Family relationships
RC514 .B66 1997 Circulation Desk

Boys & girls are different: men, women & the sex difference.
[Oak Forest, Ill.] : MPI Home Video, c1995
(50 min.)
Investigates the influences of biology and environment and questions whether the two sexes are alike or innately different.
SUBJECT Sex differences; Sex differences -- Social aspects; Sex differences (Psychology)
HQ1075 .B6 1995 General

Boys will be men.
[Berkeley, CA] : Moira Productions, 2001
(57 min.)
Explores the terrors and triumphs of growing up male in America and suggests ways to help guide the journey to adulthood.
SUBJECT Men -- Psychology; Race relations -- United States; Masculinity
BF692.5 .B697 2001 General

The Brain game: what's sex got to do with it?
New Hudson, MI: ABC News, 2002
(42 min.)
Reports on the case of nuture versus nature and why men and women think and act differently due to their different brains.
SUBJECT Sex differences
QP 376 .B83 2002 Circulation Desk

Brain sex. Volume 1, Sugar and spice.
[Canada] : Discovery Communications, c1992
(42 min.)
A growing body of evidence suggests that men and women do not have identical brain structures, which may account for some of the differences in behavior between the sexes. Explores the effect of hormones during gestation on behavior and what happens when the mix of hormones goes wrong.
SUBJECTS Sex differences; Sex differences (Psychology); Brain -- Sex differences
QP 81.5 .B7 v.1 1992 General

Brain sex. Volume 2, Anything you can do, I can do better.
[Canada] : Discovery Communications, c1992
(44 min.)
Looks at how differences in the architecture of men's and women's brains can lead to differences in ability and learning patterns.
SUBJECTS Sex differences; Sex differences (Psychology); Brain -- Sex differences; Sex role
QP 81.5 .B7 v.2 1992 General

Brain sex. Volume 3, Love, love me do.
[Canada] : Discovery Communications, c1992
(44 min.)
Parts of the brain are differently constructed in men and in women. In concert with hormones, men's and women's brains may process information in different ways, which results in different perceptions, priorities and behaviors. The differences can have profound implications for the relationships between the sexes.
SUBJECTS Sex differences; Sex differences (Psychology); Brain -- Sex differences; Sex role
QP 81.5 .B7 v.3 1992 General

Brandon and Rachel: patterns of infant development.
Berkeley, CA : University of California Extension Media Center, [1991?]
(34 min.)
Shows the similarities and differences in physical and personality development of two 7-month-old infants in a university classroom setting.
SUBJECTS Infants -- Development; Infant psychology; Child development; Personality development
BF719 .B7 1991 Circulation Desk

Brief psychotherapy in a managed care environment.
State College, PA : Distance Learning Network ; Mahwah, NJ : Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, c1998
(140 min.)
As managed care arrangements like PPOs, IPAs, EAPs, and HMOs cover an increasingly large percentage of the American population, the need for effective short-term psychotherapy continually grows. Drawing on psychodynamic, strategic, cognitive-behavioral and TA/Gestalt approaches, Dr. Hoyt presents several modes of short-term therapy.
SUBJECTS Brief psychotherapy; Managed mental health care
RC480.55 .B75 1997 Circulation Desk

Brief counseling in action.
New York, NY : W.W. Norton, 1998
John Littrell explains the principles of brief counseling and demonstrates the techniques in several vignettes. NOTE 1. Creating solutions with clients (50 min.) -- 2. Three brief counseling cases (45 min.) SUBJECTS Brief psychotherapy; Solution-focused therapy
RC480.55 .B65 1998 Circulation Desk

Brother of mine: youth violence and society.
Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c1999
(50 min.)
Takes a comprehensive and far-reaching look at why younger kids are becoming more violent at home, at school, and on the streets. Presents examples of proactive school-based programs such as group feedback sessions, student mentoring, and parenting classes as techniques in promoting peaceful conflict resolution.
SUBJECTS Children and violence; School violence -- Canada; Juvenile delinquency -- Canada; Violence -- Social aspects; Violence -- Environmental aspects; Violence -- Psychological aspects; Aggressiveness in youth
HQ784.V55 B76 1999 General

Bulimia, the binge-purge obsession.
Champaign, Ill. : Research Press, c1986
(20 min.)
Discusses the causes and effects of bulimia, self-destructive binge eating and vomiting. Features Dr. Anita Stiegman's informal presentations to students and illustrates the chain of events that often leads young women into the serious problem of binge-purge behavior. Includes candid interviews with women who have experienced bulimia.
SUBJECT Bulimia
RC 552 .B84 B8 1986x General

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Can't slow down.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c1993
(28 min.)
Examines Americans' increasingly hurried life-style. Because of the urge to acquire, the pressure to achieve or be fired, the need to achieve outside the home, and longer commutes to work, couples are too busy to talk to one another. Asks how we spend our time and how the constant rush affects everything about our relationships and health.
SUBJECTS Time pressure; Stress (Psychology); Stress (Physiology)
BF575.S75 C36 1993 General

Career encounters: psychology.
[Washington, D.C.] : The Association, 1991
(28 min.)
Provides an overview of various career opportunities in the field of psychology including practice, science, public interest, education.
SUBJECT Psychology -- Vocational guidance
BF76 .C3 1991 College/Car Info Center

Careers in psychology: your options are open.
[Washington, D.C.] : The American Psychological Association, c1990
(8 min., 30 sec.); 1 booklet.
Discusses various careers. Includes brief presentations by a sports psychologist, a research psychologist, and a clinical psychologist and psychotherapist. NOTE High school and college students.
SUBJECT Psychology -- Vocational guidance
BF76 .C33 1990x College/Car Info Center

The Case of ESP.
[New York, N.Y.] : Time Life Video [distributor], c1984
(60 min.)
SERIES Title: Nova.
Looks at the existence of telepathy, clairvoyance, precognition, and psychokinesis. Includes comments from psychologists, parapsychologists, and physicists.
SUBJECTS Extrasensory perception; Parapsychology
BF 1321 .C3 1984x General

Chance of a lifetime.
New York, N.Y. : Gay Men's Health Crisis, c1985-c1986
(47 min.)
Presents three realistic socio-sexual situations in which safer sex is discussed and practiced by gay men. Presents a variety of sexual possibilities and preferences from intimacy between two lovers to group sex. Encourages the viewer to identify and practice sexual behavior which involves less risk for the transmission of AIDS. For classroom use only; individual use with consent of instructor.
SUBJECTS Hygiene, Sexual; Sex instruction; Homosexuality; AIDS (Disease)
HQ 76.25 .C4 1986x Circulation Desk

Changing human behavior : behavior modification.
Pleasantville, NY : Human Relations Media, 1987
(42 min); 1 teacher's guide
Studies theories of human behavior in order to demonstrate how behavior is learned and how it can be changed or modified. Shows behavior modification techniques used to break ingrained habits, overcome fears, and improve social skills. NOTE pt. 1. Principles of learning -- pt. 2. Dealing with problems -- pt. 3. Blueprint for a new world?
SUBJECTS Behavior modification; Habit; Fear; Interpersonal relations
BF637.B4 C4 1987 Circulation Desk

The chasm.
New York, NY : Ambrose Video Publishing, c1993
(60 min.)
Host Greg Palmer takes viewers to the Night of the Dead on the tiny island of Uranden in Lake Patzcuaro, Mexico, and to one of America's most dangerous urban areas in Washington, D.C. Death also visits artisans in Ghana who fashion coffins to reflect the livelihoods of their occupants or after status symbols such as the Mercedes Benz, and interviews stuntman Dick Warlock, who has died hundreds of times in the movies.
SUBJECT Death -- Religious aspects; Fear of death; Death -- Social aspects; Death -- Psychological aspects
BF789.D4 C3 1993 Circulation Desk

Child development.
Films for the Humanities, Inc. c1996
(58 min.)
Also known as: Psychology 230, Telecourse, College of DuPage
Genetic counseling and prenatal testing -- Fetal alcohol syndrome -- Prepared childbirth -- Reflexes of newborns -- Learning in infants -- Temperament -- Physical abuse of children -- Learning disabilities -- Sexual abuse of children -- Teen suicide.
SUBJECTS Child development; Prenatal diagnosis; Fetal alcohol syndrome; Childbirth; Infants; Temperament in children; Suicide
HQ781 .C45 1996 no. 4 Circulation Desk & Circ Desk Reserves & Lombard & Glendale Heights & Westmont & Naperville

Child development: the first two years.
[New York : V.I.E.W., Inc.,] ; Huntsville, TX : Educational Video Network, Inc., 1993
(35 min.)
A video guide to child development. The developmental periods are divided into 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months and 12-24 months. Topics covered include physical growth, breastfeeding, bottle feeding, sensory development, touching, and bonding.
SUBJECTS Infants -- Care; Child development; Parenting
RJ134 .C44 1993 General

Childhood, a journey. Preserving the child.
[1996], c1991
(ca. 50 min.)
Also known as: Psychology 230, Telecourse, College of DuPage
Examines the problems of children living in the streets and of children growing up in the shadow of war, and features storytelling as a way in which elders pass culture on to children, in particular among the Navajo Indians.
SUBJECTS Children; Street children; Children and war; Children's rights
CALL NO. HQ781 .C45 1996 no. 1 Circulation Desk & Circ Desk Reserves & Lombard & Glendale Heights & Westmont & Naperville

Childhood and adolescence.
Santa Barbara, CA : Intellimation, 1989
(60 min.)
SERIES Title: Seasons of life
Also known as: Psychology 237, Telecourse, College of DuPage.
Looks at the developmental "clocks" of childhood and adolescence, particularly the biological one which brings on puberty and the social one in which identity is molded.
SUBJECTS Teenagers; Adolescence; Life cycle, Human
HQ796 .C4 1989 Circulation Desk

The children are watching.
[Alexandria, Va.] : PBS Home Video, 1999
(ca. 58 min.)
A must-see for anyone who has ever wondered, "Why does my child act like this?". 'The children are watching' reveals the unintentional but often destructive impact of parents' behavior on their children. . SUBJECTS Child psychology; Behavioral assessment of children
BF723.P25 C4 1999 General

Children of divorce.
[Alexandria, Va.] : Distributed by PBS Video, c1997
(60 min.)
Host Fred Barnes interviews psychologists, authors, children of divorced parents, and divorced parents about the emotional, social, and economic toll that divorce has taken on children of divorced parents since the 1960's.
SUBJECTS Children of divorced parents; Divorce -- Psychological aspects; Parent and child; Divorced parents
HQ777.5 .C44 1997 General

A child's grief.
Sherborn, MA : Aquarius Productions, c1994
(45 min.)
Takes you into the lives of eight children in a bereavement support group. The children openly share their feelings of sadness, anger, guilt and pain.
SUBJECTS Grief in children; Bereavement in children
BF723.G75 C4 1994 General

Child's play: American adolescence.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, c1999
(30 min.)
Examines how a rising divorce rate, frequent relocation, and a fascination with TV, video games, and computers are leaving more and more teenagers under-supervised, rootless, and isolated. Increasingly detached from traditional values and lifestyles, these young adults face daunting obstacles without the support base enjoyed by previous generations. Investigates the hurdles faced by today's teens and discusses how their hopes, fears, and expectations will shape American society. Experts include top officers of the Families and Work Institute, National Teen Pregnancy Prevention Research Center, and National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse Control.
SUBJECTS Adolescence; Teenagers -- United States -- Family relationships
HQ796 .C45 1999 Circulation Desk

Child's play: window on development. When will people help? : the social psychology of bystander intervention. Divided brain and consciousness. The psychology of eating. Human memory.
[San Diego, Calif.] : Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, c1976-1978
(ca. 124 min.)
Child's play (20 min.) Provides an introduction to the aims, methods, and perspectives of the developmental psychologist. A variety of scenes of children at play show how children work out and practice their relations with others, with their world, and with themselves -- When will people help? (25 min.) Explores reasons for bystander nonintervention, shows how laboratory and field experiments have led to an explaination of nonintervention, and suggests ways to overcome it. NOTE Divided brain and consciousness (22 min.) Provides students with a graphic demonstration of the functions of the right and left hemispheres of the brain and the kinds of tasks each hemisphere does best -- Psychology of eating (29 min.) Shows how stimulating the brain of animals affects appetite. Discusses the fact that eating is affected by social and biological factors -- Human memory (28 min.) Offers a graphic demonstation of the processes of memory, memory aids, and the cognitive distortions created while reconstructing memory.
SUBJECTS Psychology; Play; Assistance in emergencies -- Psychological aspects; Consciousness; Cerebral hemispheres; Gastronomy; Memory
BF121 .C4 1978x Circulation Desk

A Class divided.
Washington, DC : PBS Video [distributor], c1985
(58 min.)
Documents a reunion of Iowa teacher Jane Elliott and her third- grade class of 1970, subjects that year of an ABC News television documentary entitled: The eye of the storm. Shows how her experimental curriculum on the evils of discrimination had a lasting effect on the lives of the students.
SUBJECTS Discrimination in education -- Study and teaching (Elementary) -- Iowa -- Evaluation; Elliott, Jane; Eye of the storm (Motion picture).
LC 212.22 .I8 C52 1985 Circulation Desk

Classical and operant conditioning.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, c1996
(56 min.)
Presents theories of learning from the behaviorist viewpoint through explanations of classical and operant conditioning. Includes footage of laboratory experiments and examples from everyday life.
SUBJECTS Classical conditioning; Operant conditioning; Learning, Psychology of
BF319 .C53 1996 Circulation Desk

Close harmony.
New York : Learning Corp. of America, [1981, c1980]
(30 min.);1 teacher's guide
A group of elementary school students and senior citizens join in a unique intergenerational choir directed by Arlene Symons. Shows how the children's misconceptions are changed to positive feelings about older people.
SUBJECTS Children and the aged -- United States; Aged -- Recreation
HQ 784 .A34 C5 1981x Circulation Desk

Codependency: Family Roles [v. 1].
Dallas, Texas : Family Recovery, [1987]
(53 min.)
Describes and discusses the roles that family members are assigned in order to meet the needs and stay within the rigid rules of the dysfunctional family, a co-dependency system.
SUBJECTS Codependency; Alcoholics -- Family Relationships; Interpersonal Relations
RC569.5.C63 C6 1987 General

Cognitive development.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, c1995
(60 min.)
Also known as: Psychology 237, Telecourse, College of DuPage
Examines Piaget's theory and critically evaluates it in light of current research. The study of child development has revolved around Jean Piaget's theories and the program describes their themes, covering the cognitive stages of development from birth to twelve years old, giving illustrations of children's behavior at each level. Recent research is examined in relation to each stage and comparisons drawn with the theories of Jerome Bruner. Outlines current and future developments such as meta cognition and theory of mind and reports recent research findings.
SUBJECTS Cognition in children; Child psychology; Child development; Intellect; Piaget, Jean, 1896; Bruner, Jerome S. (Jerome Seymour)
BF723.C5 C64 1995 Circulation Desk & Circ Desk Reserves & Naperville

Cognitive development.
Barrington, IL : Magna Systems, c1999
(28 min.)
The second video in a series on adults ages 20 to 40 studies adult thinking and contrasts it with adolescent patterns.
SUBJECT Adulthood; Adulthood -- Psychological aspects; Cognition -- Age factors; Thought and thinking
BF724.55.C63 C6 1999 Circulation Desk

Cognitive therapy for addictions.
Needham Heights, MA : Allyn & Bacon, c2000
(117 min.)
Cognitive therapy helps clients modify the thought patterns and maladaptive beliefs that can lead to troublesome behaviors and reactions. The cognitive therapist works collaboratively with the client to identify and change the thought patterns that relate to addictive behaviors. Includes a demonstration of Dr. Liese working with a client whose issues include alcohol abuse, cocaine abuse, and involvement in the criminal justice system, and a follow-up discussion with questions from a panel of counselors, counselor educators, and graduate students.
SUBJECTS Cognitive therapy; Psychotherapy; Substance abuse
RC489.C63 C64 2000 Circulation Desk

Common sense: the enchanted loom.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, c1990
(26 min.)
Discusses how the senses provide information for the brain. The brain then processes and interprets the information to provide meaning.
SUBJECTS Brain; Perception; Thought and thinking
QP376 .C6 1990 Circulation Desk

The Conscience of a child.
NET [Film Service], [1963], c1962
Presents some of the ways in which psychologists are studying the growth and development of personality and emotional behavior in children as observed in the laboratory of Dr. Robert Sears at Stanford University.
SUBJECTS Child development; Personality
BF 723 .P4 C6 1985 Circulation Desk

Consciousness.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, c1995
(57 min.)
Discusses the progress neuroscience has made to explain consciousness and the way the brain organizes the sensory information it receives to create a coherent picture of the world.
SUBJECTS Consciousness; Mind and body; Self
QP411 .C66 1995 Circulation Desk

Coping skills.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities [distributor], c1992
(15 min.)
Workers with various careers describe the coping skills that are necessary to get along with people, deal with the expectations of others, accept responsibility, get the job done, tolerate drawbacks, and adapt to change.
SUBJECTS Work -- Psychological aspects; Job stress
BF481 .C6 1992 General

Creative problem-solving: how to get better ideas.
Carlsbad, CA : CRM Films, [198-?], c1979
(27 min.); 1 instructor's guide
Discusses the importance of creativity in problem-solving techniques, including brainstorming and synectics.
SUBJECTS Creative thinking; Problem solving
BF441 .C7 1985 General

The Creative spirit.
New York : Distributed by Ambrose Video Pub., c1991
4 videocassettes (59 min. each)
Each program blends animation, cartoons, humor, original music, and on location shooting to capture the emerging spirit of innovation and creativity. Through observation of creative people and places, we discover that creative solutions to problems begin with basic human qualities: passion, persistence, vision, caring, and trust in oneself and others. NOTE 1. Inside creativity -- 2. Creative beginnings -- 3. The creative spirit at work -- 4. The creative community.
SUBJECTS Creative ability; Creative ability in children; Creative ability in business
BF408 .C77 1991 Circulation Desk

Crimes of hate.
Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. : ADL Film Library, c1990.
(30 min.)
Reveals the twisted thinking of perpetrators of bias crimes, the anguish of the victims, and the strategies used by law enforcement officials, community organizations, and individuals to address these crimes.
SUBJECTS Hate crimes -- United States; Antisemitism -- United States; Racism -- United States; Homophobia -- United States; Prejudices -- United States
BF575.H3 C7 1990 Circulation Desk

Dead blue: surviving depression.
[New York, NY] : HBO Home Video, c1997
(ca. 57 min.)
Mike Wallace, the reporter, Martha Manning, a psychologist, and William Styron, the writer talk about their experiences with clinical depression. They explain the hopelessness, the pain and the stigma of a mental illness. Their family members tell what it was they saw as the person tells their point of view.
SUBJECTS Depression, Mental; Depression, Mental -- Case studies
RC537 .D34 1997 General

Dealing with depression.
c1991
(24 min.)
Discusses the symptoms of clinical depression, various kinds of depression, and differing methods of treatment. Includes depression in teenagers and the elderly.
SUBJECT Depression, Mental
RC537 .D38 1991 General

Death.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, c1995
(23 min.)
Explains scientifically what death is and how death is an essential element in the survival of the species. Also covers the psychological and social dimensions of death, mourning, and the acceptance of death.
SUBJECTS Death; Death -- Proof and certification; Death -- Psychological aspects; Death -- Religious
aspects
QH530 .D4 1995 Circulation Desk

Death : a personal understanding.
[South Burlington, VT] : Annenberg/CPB Collection, c1998
10 videocassettes (30 min. ea.)
Also known as: Sociology 253, Telecourse, College of DuPage
NOTE v. 1. What is death? -- v. 2. Dying person -- v. 3. Facing mortality -- v. 4. Deathbed -- v. 5. Fear of death and dying -- v. 6. Sudden death -- v. 7. Child's view of death -- v. 8. Grief and bereavement -- v. 9. Death rituals -- v. 10. Good death
Explores a wide range of North American cultural perspectives on death within the context of current issues, including AIDS, death by violence, suicide, assisted suicide, hospice care, end of life decision making, and how children react to death.
SUBJECTS Death -- Psychological aspects; Bereavement -- Psychological aspects; Children and death; Fear of death; Loss (Psychology); Sudden death; Funeral rites and ceremonies -- United States; Mourning customs -- United States
BF789.D4 D43 1999 Circulation Desk & Telecourse

Death and dying : a conversation with Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, M.D.
Washington, D.C. : PBS Video [distributor], [1976], c1975
(29 min.)
Psychiatrist Elisabeth Kubler-Ross discusses her work and philosophy in the care of dying patients and their families.
SUBJECT Death -- Psychological aspects.
BF 789 .D4 D45 1976x. General & Circulation Desk

Death conceptions of children.
[1984?]
(40 min.)
Children aged three to fourteen answer a series of similar questions about death. The results show that children view death differently at different levels of development.
SUBJECT Children and death
BF723.D3 D45 1995 Circulation Desk

Decisions.
Del Mar, CA : CRM/McGraw-Hill Films, 1980
(27 min.)
Examines the process of making a decision, from both a practical and a psychological point of view, analyzing the reasons why decisions can be so hard to make. Shows how large a part emotion can play during an especially important decision-making process.
SUBJECTS Decision-making; Emotions
BF441 .D4 1980 General

Depression.
Washington, D.C. : PBS Video, c1988.
(60 min.)
Follows the lives of several people who suffer from depression or manic-depression illness. Discusses risk of suicide in the chronically depressed person. Offers explanations of the origins of depression and normal mood variations vs. serious chronic symptoms.
NOTE: Part 6 of the 9-part series, The Mind
SUBJECT Brain; Depression, Mental; Manic-depressive illness; Suicide
RC537 .D41 1988x Circulation Desk

Depression: a cognitive therapy approach with Arthur Freeman.
Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities, 1995
(60 min.)
Dr. Freeman demonstrates critical interventions in a representative course of cognitive therapy with a middle-aged male who meets diagnostic criteria for major depression as well as dysthymia. Viewers will have a chance to observe how resistances to treatment and client anger are overcome in the early sessions and how treatment gains are consolidated in the final phases of therapy. SUBJECTS Psychotherapy; Depression, Mental -- Treatment; Cognitive therapy
RC480.5 .D4 1995 Circulation Desk

Depression and manic depression.
Boston, MA : Fanlight Productions, 1996
(28 min.)
Explains depression and manic depression through the experiences of several people, including Mike Wallace, Kay Redfield, Lama Dejani, and Robert Boorstin. Provides an overview of the medications and therapy currently in use.
SUBJECTS Depression; Mental Depression, Mental -- Case studies; Depression, Mental -- Treatment; Manic-depressive illness; Manic-depressive illness -- Case studies; Manic-depressive illness -- Treatment
RC537 .D4273 1996 Circulation Desk

Developing capable people.
Provo, UT. : Empowering People Books, Tapes & Videos c1993
4 videocassettes (ca. 90 min. each)
1. Introduction to developing capable people (60 min.) -- 2. Empowering others (90 min.) -- 3. The greatest human need (90 min.) -- 4. Six steps to developing responsibility (90 min.)
SUBJECTS Parent and child; Perception in children; Self-reliance in children; Self-esteem in children
BF723.S29 G58 1993 General

Developing child.
[1997]
Also known as: Child care 101, Telecourse, College of DuPage
Provides basic information on the physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development of children.
1A. Child observation techniques -- 1. Study of the child : history and trends -- 2. Theories of development -- 3. Observation -- 4. Heredity and the environment -- 5. Prenatal development -- 6. Pregnancy and birth -- 7. The newborn -- 8. Infancy : landmarks of development -- 9. Infancy : beginnings in cognition and language -- 10. Infancy : early relationships -- 11. Infancy : self and social world -- 12. Early child care and education -- 13. The child in the family -- 13A. Styles of parenting -- 14. Nutrition -- 15. Exceptional children -- 16. Toddlerhood : physical and cognitive development -- 17. Toddlerhood : emotional development -- 17A. The terrific twos -- 18. Preschoolers : physical and cognitive development -- 18A. Piaget's developmental theory -- 19. Preschoolers : social and emotional development -- 20. Play -- 20A. The creative spirit - pt. 1 -- 21. Language development -- 22. Self identity and sex role development -- 23. Moral development -- 24. Middle childhood : physical growth and development -- 25.Middle childhood ; cognitive and language development -- 26. Middle childhood : social and emotional development -- 27. Adolescence: Physical growth and development -- 28. Adolescence : cognitive and moral development -- 29. Adolescence : social and emotional development -- 30. Adolescence : current issues I -- 31. Adolescence : current issues II.
SUBJECT Child development; Child psychology
LB1115 .D4 1997 Circulation Desk & Lombard & Westmont & Bloomingdale & Naperville & Telecourse

Development.
Carlsbad, CA : CRM Films, [c1971?]
(33 min.); 1 instructor's guide
Presents a sampling of current research methods in the study of human development and exposes the viewer to a variety of different areas of study within the field of developmental psychology. Features the research of Jerome Kagan, Mary Ainsworth, Sylvia Bell, Patricia Greenfield, Rhoda Kellogg, Jeffrey Travers, Ross Parke, Charles Hampden-Turner, Elizabeth Douvan. SUBJECTS Developmental psychology; Child psychology; Child development; Infants (Newborn) -- Development
BF72 .D4 1971 Circulation Desk

Development.
WNET, New York, in association with BBC, 1988
(60 min.)
Tracing particular human cells, viewers watch the development of the human brain from a single cell to s six-year-old brain. Complex experiments with embryos and children provide a detailed picture of the emerging mind and its first reactions to the environment.
NOTE: Part 2 of a 9-part series, The Mind.
SUBJECTS Brain; Brain -- Growth; Thought and thinking; Mind and body
RJ131 .D41 1988x Circulation Desk

Development of the child: cognition.
New York : Harper & Row Media, [197-?]
(38 min.)
Discusses the cognitive processes of perception, memory, generation of ideas and evaluation. Presents Piaget's stages of development.
SUBJECTS Cognition in children; Child development.
BF723.C5 D4 1995 Circulation Desk

Development of the child. Infancy.
New York : Harper & Row, [197-?]
(20 min.)
Examines behavior and cognitive patterns characteristic of the first eighteen months of life, including object permanence, stranger and separation anxiety, reaction to discrepancy, and maturing coordinations. Discusses individual differences in infant temperament.
SUBJECTS Infants -- Growth; Infant psychology; Child development
BF723.I6 D4 1994 Circulation Desk

Development of the child: language.
New York : Harper & Row, 1972.
(21 min.)
Examines the process of language acquisition from birth to age four and shows how that acquisition can be influenced. Discusses the development of phonemes, syntax, and semantics. Describes various uses of language, multilingual children, and phonemic variation.
SUBJECT Children -- Language
LB1139.L3 D4 1995 Circulation Desk

Diagnosis according to the DSM-IV.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, c1996
3 videocassettes (197 min.)
Features 10 interviews with 10 real psychiatric patients, each with a different condition. Demonstrates how to collect the information needed to make a diagnosis according to the DSM and how to organize the information to distinguish one disorder from another. A roundtable discussion follows each interview.
NOTE: pt. 1. Major depressive disorder ; Bipolar I disorder ; Male sexual dysfunctions (69 min.) -- pt. 2. Panic disorder ; Obsessive compulsive disorder ; Schizophrenia ; Amnestic disorder (69 min.) -- pt. 3. Antisocial personality disorder ; Substance dependence (alcohol) ; Anorexia nervosa (59 min.)
SUBJECTS Mental illness -- Classification; Mental illness -- Diagnosis; Interviewing in psychiatry
RC455.2.C4 D52 1994 Circulation Desk

A Different kind of life .
Alexandria, Va. : PBS Video [distributor], c1981
(28 min.)
Profiles three women who have cancer, showing how they and their families and friends deal with their illness and how they live productive lives. Emphasizes the need that cancer patients have to be counted among the living, not the dying.
SUBJECTS Cancer -- Patients -- Family relationships: Women -- Family relationships; Cancer -- Psychological aspects.
RC 263 .D5 1981x Circulation Desk

Discoveries of infancy: cognitive development and learning.
Sacramento, Calif. : California Dept. of Education, c1991
(32 min.)
Explores the constant quest for knowledge by children in the first three years of life. Concentrates on six major areas: learning schemes, cause and effect, use of tools, object permanence, understanding space, and imitation.
SUBJECTS Infants -- Development; Reasoning in infants; Toddler
HQ778.5 .P7 mod.3 pt.1 Circulation Desk

Discovering psychology. Program 1-2.
[Boston, Mass.] : WGBH Educational Foundation ; [South Burlington, VT] : [distributed by] Annenberg/CPB, c2001
(ca. 60 min.)
NOTE Presents two episodes; each episode ca. 30 min.
Part of a 26-part introductory course in psychology that offers an overview of historic and current theories of human behavior and features demonstrations, classic experiments and simulations. Program 1 examines human nature and describes psychology as the science that stands at the cross roads of philosophy, anthropology, biochemistry, and artificial intelligence. Program 2 deals with the scientific method as applied to psychological research and the ways in which data are collected and analyzed. The value of critical thinking in interpreting research findings is highlighted. NOTE Past, present, and promise -- Understanding research.
SUBJECTS Psychology -- Philosophy; Psychology -- Research -- Methodology
BF121 .D522 2001 Circulation Desk & General

Discovering psychology. Program 3-4.
[Boston, Mass.] : WGBH Educational Foundation ; [South Burlington, VT] : [distributed by] Annenberg/CPB, c2001
(ca. 60 min.)
NOTE Presents two episodes; each episode ca. 30 min.
Part of a 26-part introductory course in psychology that offers an overview of historic and current theories of human behavior and features demonstrations, classic experiments and simulations. Program 3 deals with the brain's structures, its biochemical reactions, and how these two affect behavior: how nervous neurons function, how information is collected and transmitted, and how chemical reactions can determine thoughts, feelings, and actions. Program 4 attempts to explain how the brain controls behavior and the role played by the environment. NOTE The behaving brain -- The responsive brain.
SUBJECTS Neuropsychology; Brain -- Psychological aspects; Human behavior; Control (Psychology); Psychology -- Research
BF121 .D523 2000 Circulation Desk & General

Discovering psychology. Program 5-6.
[Boston, Mass.] : WGBH Educational Foundation ; [South Burlington, VT] : [distributed by] Annenberg/CPB, c2001
(ca. 60 min.)
NOTE Presents two episodes; each episode ca. 30 min.
Part of a 26-part introductory course in psychology that offers an overview of historic and current theories of human behavior and features demonstrations, classic experiments and simulations. Program 5 looks at how both heredity and environment contribute to the development of children and the nature vs. nurture debate. Program 6 describes how psychologists search for truths about the mind, society, and culture by studying how children develop complex language skills and use language in social communication. NOTE The developing child -- Language development.
SUBJECTS Nature and nurture; Language acquisition; Interpersonal communication in children; Child psychology; Child development; Social psychology -- Research -- Methodology; Ethnopsychology -- Research -- Methodology; Psychology -- Research
BF121 .D524 2001 Circulation Desk & General

Discovering psychology. Program 7-8.
[Boston, Mass.] : WGBH Educational Foundation ; [South Burlington, VT] : [distributed by] Annenberg/CPB, c2001
(ca. 60 min.)
NOTE Presents two episodes; each episode ca. 30 min.
Part of a 26-part introductory course in psychology that offers an overview of historic and current theories of human behavior and features demonstrations, classic experiments and simulations. Program 7 deals with how we transform raw sensory data into meaningful impressions. Also focuses on the ways personal experience, our culture, and interests influence our perceptions. Program 8 describes the principles of classical and operant conditioning to show how learning occurs. Features the research of Pavlov, Thorndike, Watson and Skinner. NOTE Sensation and perception -- Learning.
SUBJECTS Perception; Senses and sensation; Classical conditioning; Operant conditioning
BF121 .D525 2001 Circulation Desk & General

Discovering psychology. Program 9-10.
[Boston, Mass.] : WGBH Educational Foundation ; [South Burlington, VT] : [distributed by] Annenberg/CPB, c2001
(ca. 60 min.)
Presents two episodes; each episode ca. 30 min.
Part of a 26-part introductory course in psychology that offers an overview of historic and current theories of human behavior and features demonstrations, classic experiments and simulations. Program 9 looks at the complex process of memory. Examines how experiences are translated into codes in the memory, why we forget, and how memory can be improved. Program 10 examines the cognitive processes of reasoning, planning, and problem solving. NOTE Remembering and forgetting -- Cognitive processes.
SUBJECTS Cognition; Memory; Mnemonics; Thought and thinking; Psychology -- Research
BF121 .D526 2001 Circulation Desk & General

Discovering psychology. Program 11-12.
[Boston, Mass.] : WGBH Educational Foundation ; [South Burlington, VT] : [distributed by] Annenberg/CPB, c2001
(ca. 60 min.)
NOTE Presents two episodes; each episode ca. 30 min.
Part of a 26-part introductory course in psychology that offers an overview of historic and current theories of human behavior and features demonstrations, classic experiments and simulations. Program 11 explains the decision-making processes and human intuition and how and why people make good and bad decisions. Also explores the psychology of risk taking and negotiation. Program 12 examines biological and psychological aspects of motivation and emotion as seen in studies of sexual behavior and the power of optimistic beliefs. NOTE Judgment and decision making -- Motivation and emotion. SUBJECTS Judgment; Decision making; Choice (Psychology); Risk-taking (Psychology); Negotiation -- Psychological aspects; Motivation (Psychology); Emotions; Sex (Psychology); Optimism; Psychology -- Research
BF121 .D527 2001 Circulation Desk & General

Discovering psychology. Program 13-14.
[Boston, Mass.] : WGBH Educational Foundation ; [South Burlington, VT] : [distributed by] Annenberg/CPB, c2001
(ca. 60 min.)
NOTE Presents two episodes; each episode ca. 30 min.
Part of a 26-part introductory course in psychology that offers an overview of historic and current theories of human behavior and features demonstrations, classic experiments and simulations. Program 13 explores the nature of sleeping, dreaming, and altered states of consciousness. Also looks at how consciousness lets us interpret, analyze, and direct our behavior in adaptive, flexible ways. Program 14 examines how events and experiences of the subconscious affect moods, actions, and health. Includes case studies of repression, discovered and false memory syndromes, multiple personality, split-brain patients and demonstrations of hypnosis. NOTE The mind awake and asleep -- The mind hidden and divided.
SUBJECTS Consciousness; Sleep; Dreams; Circadian rhythms; Altered states of consciousness; Subconsciousness; Multiple personality -- Case studies; Split brain -- Case studies; Hypnotism; Adaptability (Psychology); Psychology -- Research
BF121 .D528 2001 Circulation Desk & General

Discovering psychology. Program 15-16.
[Boston, Mass.] : WGBH Educational Foundation ; [South Burlington, VT] : [distributed by] Annenberg/CPB, c2001
(ca. 60 min.)
NOTE: Presents two episodes; each episode ca. 30 min.
Part of a 26-part introductory course in psychology that offers an overview of historic and current theories of human behavior and features demonstrations, classic experiments and simulations. Program 15 explores how psychologists systematically study the origins of self-identity and self- esteem, the social determinants of self-conceptions and society's role in shaping our ideas of who we really are. Also examines the emotional and motivational consequences of beliefs about oneself. Program 16 defines intelligence and how it is measured. Explores the field of psychological assessment--the efforts to assign values to different abilities, behaviors, and personalities. NOTE The self -- Testing and intelligence.
SUBJECTS Self-perception; Motivation (Psychology); Self; Identity (Psychology); Intellect; Intelligence tests; Psychology -- Research
BF121 .D529 2001 Circulation Desk & General

Discovering psychology. Program 17-18.
[Boston, Mass.] : WGBH Educational Foundation ; [South Burlington, VT] : [distributed by] Annenberg/CPB, c2001
(ca. 60 min.)
NOTE Presents two episodes; each episode ca. 30 min.
Part of a 26-part introductory course in psychology that offers an overview of historic and current theories of human behavior and features demonstrations, classic experiments and simulations. Program 17 questions whether men and women are psychologically different or if they are similar in some ways. Also examines how sex roles reflect social values. Program 18 looks at physical and psychological aging and shows how society reacts to the last stages of life. NOTE Sex and gender -- Maturing and aging. SUBJECTS Sex differences (Psychology); Sex role -- Sociological aspects; Gender identity; Psychosexual development; Sex (Psychology); Aging -- Psychological aspects; Aging; Psychology -- Research
BF121 .D532 2001 Circulation Desk & General

Discovering psychology. Program 19-20.
[Boston, Mass.] : WGBH Educational Foundation ; [South Burlington, VT] : [distributed by] Annenberg/CPB, c2001
(ca. 60 min.)
NOTE Presents two episodes; each episode ca. 30 min.
Part of a 26-part introductory course in psychology that offers an overview of historic and current theories of human behavior and features demonstrations, classic experiments and simulations. Program 19 examines how other people and subtle situational forces can manipulate beliefs and behavior. Also examines how social psychologists interpret human behavior within its broader social context. Program 20 looks at how mental processes color our interpretations of reality. Demonstrates how understanding the psychological processes that govern our behavior may help us to become more empathetic and independent members of society. NOTE The power of the situation -- Constructing social reality. SUBJECTS Personality and situation; Social control; Manipulative behavior; Social perception; Reality; Psychology -- Research
BF121 .D533 2001 Circulation Desk & General

Discovering psychology. Program 21-22.
[Boston, Mass.] : WGBH Educational Foundation ; [South Burlington, VT] : [distributed by] Annenberg/CPB, c2001
(ca. 60 min.)
NOTE Presents two episodes; each episode ca. 30 min.
Part of a 26-part introductory course in psychology that offers an overview of historic and current theories of human behavior and features demonstrations, classic experiments and simulations. Program 21 defines and explores schizophrenia, phobias, and affective disorders. Also includes discussions with clinical psychologists who examine various factors that can lead to mental and behavioral disorders. Program 22 describes how theory, research, and practice come together in the treatment of psychological disorders. Also discusses how attitudes toward the mentally ill have been influenced by historical, cultural, and social forces. NOTE Psychopathology -- Psychotherapy. SUBJECT Mental illness.
SUBJECTS Mental illness -- Etiology; Schizophrenia; Phobias; Affective disorders; Mentally ill -- Public opinion; Psychology, Pathological; Psychotherapy; Psychology -- Research
BF121 .D534 2001 Circulation Desk & General

Discovering psychology. Program 23-24.
[Boston, Mass.] : WGBH Educational Foundation ; [South Burlington, VT] : [distributed by] Annenberg/CPB, c2001
(ca. 60 min.)
NOTE Presents two episodes; each episode ca. 30 min.
Part of a 26-part introductory course in psychology that offers an overview of historic and current theories of human behavior and features demonstrations, classic experiments and simulations. Program 23 discusses recent research that is reexamining the relationship between mind and body and is leading to a new bio-psycho-social model to replace the traditional biomedical model. Focuses on the work of health psychologists studying social and environmental conditions that put people at risk for physical and psychological disorders. Program 24 examines how psychological research is applied to practical situations in the areas of human factors, law, conflict negotiation, promotion of peace and health, the study of sleep and sleep disorders, and in the courts. NOTE Health, mind, and behavior -- Applying psychology in life.
SUBJECTS Mind and body; Psychology, Applied
BF121 .D535 2001 Circulation Desk & General

Discovering psychology. Program 25-26.
[Boston, Mass.] : WGBH Educational Foundation ; [South Burlington, VT] : [distributed by] Annenberg/CPB, c2001
(ca. 60 min.)
NOTE Presents two episodes; each episode ca. 30 min.
Part of a 26-part introductory course in psychology that offers an overview of historic and current theories of human behavior and features demonstrations, classic experiments and simulations. Program 25 represents the attempt to understand mental processes at the level of the brain's functioning and not merely from information-processing models and theories. It relies heavily on an empirical analysis of what is happening in the brain, and where, when a person thinks, reasons, decides, judges, encodes information, recalls information, learns, and solves problems. Program 26 discusses how culture shapes our thinking, feeling and actions. Cultural psychology integrates cross-cultural research with social and personality psychology, anthropology, and other social sciences. Its main new perspective is centered on how cultures construct selves and other central aspects of individual personality, beliefs, values, and emotions--much of what we are and do. This area has become more important in both psychology and American society with the globalization of our planet, increasing interaction of people from different cultural backgrounds, and emerging issues of diversity. NOTE Cognitive neuroscience -- Cultural psychology.
SUBJECTS Clinical neuropsychology; Brain -- Localization of functions; Brain -- Imaging; Learning, Psychology of; Reading; Cognition -- Social aspects; Emotions and cognition; Attitude (Psychology) -- Testing; Culture -- Psychological aspects; Self; Cognitive neuroscience
BF121 .D536 2001 Circulation Desk & General

Divided memories.
Alexandria, Va. : PBS Video [distributor], c1995
2 videocassettes (3 hr., 47 min.)
Frontline examines the complicated issue of repressed memory, looking at what we know about memory and the way it works. Part 1 looks at the different kinds of therapies used to help patients remember, including age-regression therapy, past-life therapy and hypnosis. Part 2 looks at the effects that remembered abuse has had on the families involved and explores how we distinguish real memories from those which are not true. NOTE pt. 1. The hunt for memory -- pt. 2. A house divided.
SUBJECT Memory; False memory syndrome; Family violence; Recollection (Psychology); Repression (Psychology)
BF371 .D5 1995 Circulation Desk

Don't divorce the children.
Santa Monica, Calif. : Direct Cinema Limited, c1989
(60 min.)
Profiles six divorced families to see the effects divorce can have on children. Offers solutions to help alleviate the "tug- of-love" that is often experienced in divorced families.
SUBJECTS Children of divorced parents -- United States; Divorce -- United States
HQ777.5 .D6 1989 General

Dreamworlds 2 : desire/sex/power in music video.
Northampton, MA : Media Education Foundation, c1995
(57 min.)
A controversial video that MTV tried to ban. Portrays the impact that sex and violence in media have on society and culture in our everyday life. Shows scenes from over 165 music videos to show how the media portrays masculinity, femininity, sex, and sex roles. Includes a scene of a brutal gang rape from the movie, The accused.
SUBJECTS Sex in mass media; Sex on television; Violence in mass media; Women in mass media; Sex role in mass media; Mass media -- United States
PN1992.8.M87 D7 1995 Circulation Desk

Dying, death and bereavement.
S. Burlington, VT : Annenberg/CPB Collection, 1993
(58 min.); 1 faculty guide
SERIES Title: Growing old in a new age ; 11
Looks at the prospects of death and dying. Older people share their views on widowhood and grief.
SUBJECTS Aged; Death; Bereavement in old age; Grief; Widowhood
HQ1064.U5 G7 1993, pt.11 Circulation Desk

Dying to be thin.
South Burlington, VT : WGBH Video : WGBH Educational Foundation, 2000
(60 min.)
Looks at the eating disorders anorexia nervosa and bulimia, current treatments, and the American obsession with thin women. Interviews health experts and models, ballet dancers, and other young women who are seeking recovery or have conquered their disease.
RC 552 .E18 D955 2000 General

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Early adulthood.
Santa Barbara, CA : Intellimation, 1989
(60 min.)
SERIES Title: Seasons of life
Also known as: Psychology 237, Telecourse, College of DuPage
Looks at the developmental "clocks" of early adulthood, particularly the social one which urges the acquiring of a job, mate, and family, and the biological one in this fertile period of one's life.
SUBJECT Young adults
HQ799.5 .E3 1989x Circulation Desk

Early messages : facilitating language development and communication.
Sacramento, CA : Distributed by California Dept. of Education, c1998
(28 min.)
Presents 10 strategies to enhance language development in infants and toddlers in a child care setting.
SUBJECTS Interpersonal communication in infants; Infants -- Development; Toddlers; Children -- Language
HQ778.5 .P7 mod.3, pt.1, 1998 Circulation Desk

Eating disorders.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, [1997], c1996
(15 min.)
Anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa--two conditions rooted in the desire to be slim--are the focus of this program. Two women who suffer with these conditions tell poignant stories of how these compulsive behaviors nearly destroyed their lives and the lives of their respective families. An expert explains the specialized approach used in treating both disorders.
SUBJECTS Anorexia nervosa; Bulimia Eating disorders
RC552.E18 E3 1997 General

Eating disorders.
Boston, MA : Fanlight Productions, c2000
(27 min., 39 sec.)
Russell Marx and Marcia Herrin show what is being done to prevent and treat anorexia and bulimia. They also explain new approaches which involve cognitive behavioral therapy and antidepressants.
SUBJECT Eating disorders
RC552.E18 E282 2000 General

Elder abuse.
Chicago, Ill. : Terra Nova Films, c1990
(43 min.)
In interviews with five actual victims of abuse, counselors explore their clients' financial, emotional, and health problems and the effect these had on their ability to lead independent lives. The role of counselors is demonstrated as they assist patients in exploring available options.
SUBJECT Aged -- Abuse of
HV6626.3 .E434 1990 Circulation Desk

Emotional Intelligence.
PBS Home Video, c2007
(DVD, 70 mins.)
Focuses on emotion as another measure of intelligence. Discusses the five basic emotional competencies: self-awareness, managing emotions, motivation, empathy, and social skills. Based on the book by Daniel Goleman.
SUBJECTS: Emotional intelligence; Self-actualization; Emotions.
BF 561 .G666 2007 General

Emotional intelligence: a new vision for educators.
Port Chester, N.Y. : National Professional Resources, c1996
(40 min.)
Defines emotional literacy and its five skills: self-awareness, managing moods, motivation, empathy and social skills. Illustrates the importance of emotional intelligence to a person's success in life, and how emotional literacy programs in schools can teach children how to manage their emotional side.
SUBJECTS Emotions; Emotions and cognition; Emotions -- Social aspects
BF561 .G66 1996 Circulation Desk

The Enlightened machine.
Chicago, IL : Films Inc. [distributor], c1984
(60 min.)
Series Title: The Brain
Using models, micrographs, computer animation, and views of people in action, explores what the brain does and how it functions, including the mysteries of consciousness.
SUBJECTS Brain; Consciousness
QP 376 .E65 1984x Circulation Desk

Enter toddling.
Lubbock, TX : Creative Educational Video, c1990
(21 min.)
Discusses specific self-esteem enhancing techniques for use with children aged 12-24 months.
SUBJECT Self-esteem in children
BF723.S3 E6 1990 General

Erik H. Erikson: a life's work.
Davis, Calif. : Davidson Films, Inc., c1992
(38 min.); 1 teaching guide
Using archival materials, interviews, and new footage, this film discusses Erikson's theory that the interplay of genetics, cultural influences and unique experiences produces individual human lives. SUBJECTS Erikson, Erik H. (Erik Homburger), 1902-; Psychoanalysts -- United States -- Biography; Identity (Psychology) in children; Personality
RC339.52.E75 E754 1992 Circulation Desk

Eskimo ice cream shoes.
Urbana, IL : Carle Medical Communications, c1990
(15 min.)
Aids in understanding and coping effectively with the grieving process. Outlines a cycle of healing by demonstrating helpful ways of alleviating pain and resuming normal activities.
SUBJECT Grief; Bereavement -- Psychological aspects; Death -- Psychological aspects
BF789.D4 E7 1990 General

Everybody rides the carousel: a view of the stages of life.
Carmel, Calif. : [released by] Pacific Arts Corp., [198-?], c1975.
(72 min.)
Presents in animation the eight stages of life in the phases of personality development described by psychologist Erik H. Erikson. Includes a variety of open-ended situations.
SUBJECT Developmental psychology.
BF 713 .E8 1985x Circulation Desk

Everyday creativity.
St. Paul, MN : Distributed by Star Thrower, c1999
(ca. 25 min.); 1 leaders guide; 1 workbook; 12 concept cards; 1 computer optical disc
Uses inspirational stories, memorable locations and Jones' vivid photography to apply simple yet powerful creativity techniques to all aspects of life. NOTE Accompanying computer disc contains PowerPoint presentation. NOTE System requirements for accompanying computer disc: PC; Windows 95 or later.
SUBJECTS Creative ability; Ability; Creation (Literary, artistic, etc.)
BF408 .E94 1999 Circulation Desk

The Eye of the beholder.
Rockville, MD : distributed by BNA Communications, [198-?], c1953.
(30 min.); 1 leader's guide
Presents the story of an artist, involved in the apparent killing of a beautiful girl, as he appears variously to a number of witnesses.
SUBJECT Perception.
BF311 .E93 1987x Circulation Desk

Experiential family therapy: First interview.
[Kansas City, Mo.] : Golden Triad Films, [198-?]
This family interview demonstrates Whitaker's therapeutic orientation and the therapist's battle for structure. It focuses on the process occurring within the alliance formed between the therapist and the family.
SUBJECTS Experiential psychotherapy; Family psychotherapy -- Case Studies
RC489.E96 E9 Circulation Desk

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Facing death.
New York, NY : Ambrose Video Pub., [1988?]
(ca. 30 min.)
Deals with the difficult issue of terminal illness and facing death. Psychiatrists, doctors, clergy, and others who have experience in dealing with the dying, talk about the current knowledge of how we all face death and about the various choices the ill and their families may be called upon to make: whether to die at home, in a hospital, or in a special hospital for the terminally ill.
SUBJECTS Terminal care; Death -- Psychological aspects
R726.8 .F3 1988 Circulation Desk

Facing hate: with Elie Wiesel and Bill Moyers.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, [1997], c1991
(58 min.)
Bill Moyers interviews Elie Wiesel who probes the logic of hatred as expressed in books, religion, history and personal experience. When Wiesel was 15, his family perished in the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz. As he has struggled to understand hatred and its role in contemporary world affairs, he has become a prolific writer, a leader in the worldwide cause of human rights. and the winner of the 1986 Nobel Peace Prize.
SUBJECTS Wiesel, Elie, 1928- -- Interviews; H; Prejudices; Hate crimes; Holocaust survivors
BF575.H3 F3 1997 General

The fall of Freddie the leaf.
Van Nuys, CA : AIMS Media, 1986
(17 min.); 1 discussion guide
Presents an adaptation of the allegory by Leo Buscaglia. Helps children and adults accept the changes of nature and the season of death.
SUBJECT Children's films; Death -- Drama
BF575.G7 B8 1986 General

False memories.
Princeton, N.J. : Films for the Humanities and Sciences, c2001
(ca. 52 min.)
Describes how human memory works and shows how, through suggestion, individuals can come to believe they experienced events that never happened. Focuses on two cases of false memory syndrome and its consequences. Also describes the "cognitive interview" technique employed in British law enforcement to elicit accurate memories unlikely to be recalled in standard interviews of crime witnesses.
SUBJECTS False memory syndrome; Interviewing in law enforcement; Memory -- Research
RC455.2.F35 F357 2001 Circulation Desk

The Famine within.
Santa Monica, CA : Direct Cinema Limited, 1990
(90 min.)
Documents the contemporary obsession with an unrealistic body size and shape among North American women and the eating disorders it engenders.
SUBJECTS Body image; Women -- Mental health; Femininity (Psychology); Sex role; Eating disorders
BF697.5.B63 F3 1990 General

Family.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, [2000]
(53 min.)
Examines the history and current state of family life around the world.
SUBJECTS Family; Family -- History
HQ503 .F3 2000 Circulation Desk

Family and intergenerational relationships.
S. Burlington, VT : Annenberg/CPB Collection, 1993
(58 min.); 1 faculty guide
SERIES Title: Growing old in a new age ; 8
Profiles older people as spouses, parents and grandparents, and discusses how they sustain family traditions.
SUBJECT Aged; Aged -- Family relationships
HQ1064.U5 G7 1993, pt.8 Circulation Desk

A Family in grief: the Ameche story.
Champaign, IL : Research Press Co., 1987
(26 min.)
Shows the heartfelt thoughts, feelings, and experiences of parents and siblings regarding a sudden death in their family. Viewers will gain insights into the highly personal process of grieving.
SUBJECTS Grief; Bereavement -- Psychological aspects; Children -- Death -- Psychological aspects; Brothers and sisters -- Psychological aspects; Family
BF575.G7 F36 1987 Circulation Desk

Family secrets: implications for theory and therapy.
New York : Guilford Publications, c1994
(43 min.)
Dr. Imber-Black presents family therapy sessions, which help to demonstrate how key events shape family patterns and family functioning. Illustrates how to help families decide whether to reveal family secrets and if so, when and how.
SUBJECTS Family psychotherapy; Secrecy -- Psychological aspects; Shame
RC488.5 .F36 1994 Circulation Desk

Family stress: the child's perspective.
Lincoln, NE : GPN, c1992
(28 min.)
Also known as: Psychology 237, Telecourse, College of DuPage.
Reviews research results on the effects of divorce on children. Also shows a Russian family on the edge of divorce.
SUBJECT Stress in children; Family -- Mental health; Divorce; Children -- Growth; Child development
BF723.S75 F3 1992 Circulation Desk & Circ Desk Reserves & Naperville

Fat chance.
Oley, PA : Bullfrog Films, c1994
(ca. 73 min.)
A story of Rick Zakowich's journey toward a new sense of self. Caught in a world where looks are everything he aspires to thinness, but ultimately begins to question the real values of this world promulgated by media, fashion and diet-mania.
SUBJECTS Obesity; Body image; Weight loss
RC 628 .F33 1994 General

First person: impressions of being a baby.
Boulder, CO : Movie Maker, c1994
(26 minutes)
Follows the development of individual children from birth through the first few years of life. Shows the foundation for the developing person being laid: bonding with the parent, development of language, development of mastery, development of social skills and formation of the self-image.
SUBJECTS Child development; Infants -- Care
HQ772 .F48 1994 Circulation Desk

First steps: supporting early language development.
Portand, OR : Educational Productions, c1995
4 videocassettes (100 min.); 1 trainer's manual
A language training program designed to help increase awareness, sensitivity, and skills of adults who work with very young children, those developing typically and those with special needs. NOTE step 1. Beginning language connections -- step 2. Reading the child's msssage -- step 3. Talking with young children -- step 4. Building conversations.
SUBJECTS Children -- Language; Child development; Parent and child; Children
LB1139.L3 F5 1995 Circulation Desk

Five & six year-olds.
Lake Zurich, Ill. : Learning Seed, c2002
Explores child development at ages five and six. Viewer observes five and six year-olds learn about fair play, cooperation, following rules, and taking turns. The children also arrange articles by color, assemble jigsaw puzzles, draw, and deal with basic mathematical concepts.
SUBJECTS Child development; Education, Primary
HQ767.9 .F59 2002 Circulation Desk

Floor time: tuning in to each child.
New York, N.Y. : Scholastic, c1990
(35 min.)
Demonstrates how to interact with young children by presenting a model for healthy emotional development.
SUBJECT Child development; Child care; Parent and child; Emotions in children
HQ 769 .F55 1990x Circulation Desk

Footsteps.
Educational Film Center, [and] Institute for Child Study, University of Maryland, [1992?]
5 videocassettes (ca. 600 min.)
Explores the problems, challenges and rewards of being a parent in today's society. Features eight different families from a wide variety of social, economic and ethnic backgrounds.
Lessons 1-4. Two to get ready ; The first signs of April ; True blue ; Christinitas -- Lessons 5-8. Love me and leave me ; The scratching pole ; No comparison ; Hairy scary -- Lessons 9-12. Queen for a day ; Stacking the deck ; I love you when you're good ; New kid on the block -- Lessons 13-16. Spare the rod ; The secret of little Ned ; The accident ; There comes a time -- Lessons 17-20. Who is Sylvia? ; And we were sad, remember? ; What's cooking? ; I'll dance at your wedding
SUBJECT Parenting; Child development; Child rearing
HQ772 .F6 1992 General & Lombard CIL

42 up.
Brooklyn, NY : First Run/Icarus Films, c1998
(134 min.)
Follows a group of Britons from different economic and social backgrounds, interviewing them at the age of seven, then again at fourteen, twenty-one, twenty-eight, and now at forty-two to examine how close they are to achieving the dreams and ambitions of their childhood and youth.
SUBJECTS Developmental psychology -- Great Britain -- Case studies; Life cycle, Human -- Case studies; Child development -- Great Britian -- Case studies; Maturation (Psychology) -- Case studies.; Children -- Great Britain -- Longitudinal studies; Children's questions and answers; Great Britain -- Social life and customs -- 1945-
HQ792.G7 F6 1998 General

Full of sound and fury: living with schizophrenia.
New York, NY : Filmakers Library [distributor], c1984
(51 min.)
Explores the nature and impact of schizophrenia through the examples of two adults who suffer from the disorder and from the comments offered by the mother of a young schizophrenic whose emotional torment drove him to suicide. Includes insights from a psychiatrist.
SUBJECT Schizophrenia
RC514 .F8 1984x Circulation Desk

Further approaches to learning.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, c1996
(57 min.)
Explores alternative approaches and explanations of learning. Emphasizes the recent move towards a Cognitive Theory of Learning and examines the current research in the area. Includes archival film featuring B.F. Skinner and Dr. Robert Epstein, who demonstrated apparent "insight" learning in pigeons using behaviorist techniques.
SUBJECTS Learning; Cognitive learning; Learning, Psychology of
LB1060 .F87 1996 Circulation Desk

The future of aging.
S. Burlington, VT : Annenberg/CPB Collection, 1993
(58 min.); 1 faculty guide
SERIES Title: Growing old in a new age ; 13
Explores how demographic, health, and technological changes will impact families and society in the future. Experts describe how aging will be different in the 21st century.
SUBJECTS Aged -- United States; Aged -- Psychology; Aging -- Psychological aspects; Aged -- Mental health
HQ1064.U5 G7 1993, pt.13 Circulation Desk

Future risk: the impact of violence on children.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities, c1995
(28 min.)
Looks at the sources of violence that affect children in their everyday lives at school, at home, and on the streets.
SUBJECTS Children and violence; Violence -- Psychological aspects; Violence -- Prevention
RC569.5.V55 F88 1995e General

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Gail, a chronic schizophrenic in the community.
[San Jose, Calif. : The University], c1985
(14 min.)
Documents the day-to-day life of a young woman suffering from chronic schizophrenia who, with special assistance, continues to live in her own community.
SUBJECT Schizophrenia
RC 514 .G3 1985 Circulation Desk

A Gathering of men.
New York, NY : Mystic Fire Video, c1990
(90 min.)
Bill Moyers interviews Robert Bly about the confusion men feel today about their roles in society and in their inner lives. Alternates between this interview and a workshop in which Robert Bly leads a group of 100 men into a deeper understanding of their own grief.
SUBJECTS Men -- United States; Masculinity; Men -- United States -- Psychology
HQ1090.3 .G3 1990x Circulation Desk

Gender and communication.
[Lake Zurich, IL] : Learning Seed, c1994
(22 min.)
Explores why males and females have so much trouble communicating and suggests how men and women can communicate successfully in spite of their differences.
SUBJECTS Communication -- Social aspects; Sex role
HM258 .G4 1994 General

Gender, the enduring paradox.
Alexandria, VA : PBS Video [distributor], c1991
(58 min.)
Explores how gender affects how we see ourselves, how others see us, and how gender shapes our human identity.
SUBJECT Sex; Sex differences
HQ1075 .G4 1991 Circulation Desk

The good death.
New York, NY : Ambrose Video Publishing, c1993
(60 min.)
Examines how people across the world take great measure to control the moment of death and create a "good death." Includes a visit to the Alcor Foundation in Riverside, California, where over 35 people have been cryonically frozen; to Taiwan, to look at the ancient Chinese belief that the best way to delay death is proper diet and exercise; to the purported Fountain of Youth in Warm Mineral Spring, Florida; to Benares, India--for Hindus the best city on earth in which to die; and finally go to a Sydney, Australia hospice where the terminally ill get respect, attention and a heck of a party every Friday afternoon. SUBJECT Death -- Religious aspects.
SUBJECTS Death -- Psychological aspects; Death -- Social aspects
BF789.D4 G6 1993 Circulation Desk

The goose story.
Richmond, KY : EKU Television, 1992
(3:45 min.)
Discusses why geese fly in a "V" formation. Compares the cooperative and caring behavior of geese with human behavior. Suggests that people can help to make a job easier by helping one another and standing by one another to give comfort.
SUBJECTS Altruism; Altruistic behavior in animals; Geese -- Psychology
BF637.H4 G6 1992 General

Gorgeous: starring Hermoine the modern girl.
New York, NY : First Run/Icarus Films, 1994
(11 min.)
Undermined by her evil inner voice, Hermoine the modern girl tries exercise, plastic surgery, beauty therapy and bulimia to look gorgeous for a job interview. Eventually, she rebels against her inner voice and her obsession with beauty.
SUBJECT Body image -- Humor; Beauty, Personal -- Psychological aspects; Self-esteem in women -- Humor; Feminine beauty (Aesthetics); Women -- Conduct of life -- Humor
BF697.5.B63 G6 1994 General

Great expectations.
New York, NY : Distributed by Ambrose Video, c1991
(57 min.)
Explores the mutual influence and importance of both nature and nurture in the development of children. Witnesses births in Russia, America, and Brazil to show how different societies approach this experience.
SUBJECTS Nature and nurture; Children; Child development; Child psychology
HQ 781 .C4 1991x pt.1 Circulation Desk

Grief in America.
Boston, MA : Fanlight Productions, c1997
(57 min., 6 sec.)
Examines some common myths about grieving, the importance of social supports, the impact of ethnic traditions regarding grief and the social costs of unresolved grieving.
SUBJECTS Grief -- Social aspects; Death -- Social aspects -- United States
BF575.G7 G7 1997 Circulation Desk

Grief, loss, and older adults.
Duluth, Minn. : Mental Health Outreach Network ; Minneapolis, MN : Mental Health Video Services [distributor], c1997
(20 min., 7 sec.)
Presents information to assist health care workers understand how grief and loss impact the lives of older adults.
SUBJECT Loss (Psychology) in old age; Grief
BF724.85.L67 G7 1997 Circulation Desk

Growing minds: cognitive development in early childhood.
Davis, Calif. : Davidson Films, 1995
(25 min.); 1 guide
Explores intellectual development that takes place in the first five years of life using interviews and demonstrations.
SUBJECTS Cognition in infants; Cognition in children; Child psychology; Learning, Psychology of
BF723.C5 G7 1995 Circulation Desk

Growing up g