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612.82 HUM : VHS.
FEAR [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY DICK GILLING.
[London] : BBC in association with BRT, Belgium and ABC, Australia, c1982.
Colour recording system: PAL.
Colin Blakely.
The chemical basis of fear responses in man and animals the circuit of the
emotions within the brain, the flight or fight response and the freeze response
in animals and in humans with phobias are discussed in this program.
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LANGUAGE [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY ROBIN BRIGHTWELL.
[London] : BBC in association with BRT, Belgium and ABC, Australia, c1982.
Colour recording system : PAL.
Colin Blakely.
Words and their interpretation and the framework of grammar are the 2 components
of language. Studies of people with brain damage affecting word choice or use of
grammar or both are used to help us work out how brains understand and use
language, and where these functions are localized.
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THE SELF [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY ROBIN BRIGHTWELL.
[London] : BBC in association with BRT, Belgium and ABC, Australia, c1982.
Colour recording system: PAL.
Colin Blakely.
Is the self inside the brain? This is the question tackled in this episode. Our
understanding of the self has been advanced by studying people who have had
split brain operations for epilepsy, and 2 cases are detailed in this program.
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THE INTOXICATED MIND [VIDEORECORDING] : HAPPINESS, INVESTIGATING A FEELING = IM
RAUSCH DER SINNE : GL{U00FC}CK, EIN GEF{U00FC}HL WIRD ERFORSCHT / EIN FILM VON
GERO VON BOEHM.
[1998].
Recorded off-air from SBS-TV 31 August 1998.
Eine produktion der interscience film, Heidelberg im Auftrag des
S{u00FC}dwestfunks Baden-Baden, copyright 1995.
English version producer, Andrew McDonald.
English version narrator: Alastair Duncan.
Happiness and the biochemical reasons for it are analysed and discussed, along
with ecstasy and euphoria in a clear and incisive way.
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612.82 INTO.
STATES OF MIND [VIDEORECORDING].
Intended audience: College students and adults.
Produced, directed and written by Richard Hutton; cinematographer, Vic Losick;
edited by Kenneth E. Werner; executive producer, Jack Sameth; series science
editor, Richard Hutton; series originally researched by Richard Thomas and
developed by Richard Hutton.
George Page.
Surveys the current state of our knowledge of the human brain and examines how
this knowledge will be applied in the future to the fields of medicine and
artificial intelligence.
Recorded off-air from SBS TV: W/NET, New York, Antenne 2 France in association
with NHK, Japan, Soci{u00E9}t{u00E9} de Radio -t{u00E9}l{u00E9}vision de
Qu{u00E9}bec, Kastel Enterprises, c1984 The Brain; no. 8.
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