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Narrator, Bill paterson.
'Mind games' is a study of the development of human mental skill, which enables
human relationship. This skill exists inside people's head, enabling them to
imagine what they are thinking and feeling. It is about how cognitive processes
develop in children until adolescence. Psychologists call it a theory of mind.
It incorporates experiments with children's performing designed tasks; and
observations of children's behaviour in natural settings to illustrate the
psychological concepts being discussed, e.g., children at play, or interacting
with peers or/and adults.
First released: [London] : Wall to Wall Television Ltd. for TLC, Channel 4
Television & ITEL, 2001.
THE FACTS OF LIFE [VIDEORECORDING] / DIRECTOR, RUBERT BARRINGTON, MARY CRISP ;
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS, ALEX GRAHAM, LEANNE KLEIN.
Off-air recording of the ABC-TV program broadcast 17/02/05. Copied under Part 5A
of the Copyright Act 1968.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.
Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.
Film editor, Scott McEwing, Fran McLean; photography, Toby Moore, Rod Clarke,
Simon Niblett; researcher, Andy Brown, Mark Ball.
Narrator, Bill Paterson.
A study of the development of children's understanding of this 'gender-divided'
world, and where they fit into it; and the life-cycle. Children face the first
challenge of learning about gender, then the challenge of getting to grips with
the facts of life, i.e., the cycle of birth, life and death. The study
incorporates experiments with children's performing designed tasks; and
observations of children's behaviour in natural settings to illustrate the
development of this aspect of the cognitive processes, between childhood and
adolescence.
First released: [London] : Wall to Wall Television Ltd. for TLC, Channel 4
Television & ITEL, 2001.
THE INDEPENDENT THINKER [VIDEORECORDING] / DIRECTORS, MARY CRISP, TIM LAMBERT ;
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, ALEX GRAHAM.
Off-air recording of the ABC-TV program broadcast 24/02/05. Copied under Part 5A
of the Copyright Act 1968.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.
Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.
Film editor, Fran McLean, Tim Lambert; researcher, Andy Brown, Mark Ball.
Narrator, Bill paterson.
This is a study of how humans learn to think. It is about the development of
cognitive processes in children until adolescence, when they are able to use the
imagination to think, independently in ways, uniquely human. It incorporates
experiments with children's performing designed tasks; and observations of
children's behaviour, in natural settings, to illustrate the psychological
concepts being discussed, e.g., children at play, or interacting with peers or/
and adults.
First released: [London] : Wall to Wall Television Ltd. for TLC, Channel 4
Television & ITEL, 2001.
ERC VID.
155.4 CHIL.
BREAKING THE BONDS [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY DAVID PICK.
Companion book to the television series by Bob Mullan entitled 'Are mothers
really necessary'.
When a sick child enters hospital, the wrench from home and family, particularly
mother, can have serious consequences for the child's psychological wellbeing
Illustrates theories of child psychiatrist Dr. John Bowlby, and shows how the
system is changing to accommodate mother and child.
Originally produced : Television Southpic, 1987.
Off-air recording.
ERC VID.