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The scientific world is on the verge of discovering the origin of gender, which
will help solve the puzzle of what makes a boy, and what makes a girl.
Scientists are now looking beyond chromosomes to "brain sex" and the role of
newly discovered genes in determining gender. They are studying people on the
gender extremes, those who fall outside the standard definitions of gender, who
may hold the key to the puzzle.
First released: [Sydney] : Australian Broadcasting Corporation, c2005. Original
released in series: Four corners.
DVD.
Closed-captioned in English for the hearing impaired.
ERC DVD.
616.8583 GEND.
ME! ME! ME! & A.D.H.D. [VIDEORECORDING] / DIRECTOR, SHELLEY MATULICK ; PRODUCER,
ANN DARROUZET.
Off-air recording of the SBS program broadcast 19/10/03. Copied under Part 5A of
the Copyright Act 1968.
"A Westside Films production for Mixin Pixels."
21-year-old university student Benjamin Polis has had Attention Deficit
Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) his whole life. He describes the effect the
condition and his regular destructive behaviour have had on his life and family.
First released: Film Victoria & Shelley Matulick, 2002.
ERC VID.
616.8589 MEME.
ONE IN FIVE [VIDEORECORDING] : LIVING WITH A MENTAL ILLNESS / WRITER, PRODUCER,
SALLY ROSS ; DIRECTOR, JOHN SWINDELLS.
Off-air recording of SBS program 25 October, 1996.
One in five will experience mental illness during our lifetime. Australia's
mental health sustem is undergoing major reform to improve the lives of those
living with a mental illness. The reforms will succeed only with community
support.
ERC VID.
616.89 ONE (Not for I.L.L).
THE SEARCH FOR SATAN [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY OFRA BIKEL AND
RACHEL DRETZIN.
Off-air recording of the SBS-TV program broadcast 18/6/96. Copied under Part 5A
of the Copyright Act 1968.
Copyright 1995 WGBH Educational Foundation.
A former mental health patient of Rush Presbyterian St Luke's Hospital in
Chicago, who originally sought counselling for depression, was diagnosed by the
highly respected psychiatrists as having multiple personality disorder (MPD)
that, she was led to believe, resulted from ritualistic satanic abuse. Doctor
Bennett Braun, one of the most influential specialists in the fields of
multiple presonality disorder and repressed memory therapy, and his colleague,
Dr Roberta Sacks run a clinic in Chicago where patients are encouraged to
recover memories of childhood that, as this program reveals, are of dubious
veracity at best. A second woman who underwent treatment with Dr Braun also
criticizes his methods, which included the provision of 'therapy' for her two
children and the convincing of her husband that she had been programmed from a
young age to murder him and their sons.
First released: WGBH Educational Foundation, 1995.
ERC VID.
616.8914 SEAR.
PLAYING WITH MADNESS [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY JEREMY TAYLOR.
Cameraman, Patrick O'Shea, Colin Deehan ; film editor, James Hay.
Stephen Moore.
An examination of the link between mood disorders, such as manic depression,
with creativity and genius through an investigation of poets, artists and