PSYCHOLOGY
VI 0529 42 Up. VHS cassette.
1999. 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, thirty-five and now at
forty-two to examine how close they are to achieving the dreams and ambitions
of their childhood and youth.
VI 0523 A Little Problem at Home.
VHS cassette + guide. 1990. 29 min.
Presents experiences of adult
children of alcoholics (ACA's). They candidly tell what it was like growing up
in a home with an alcoholic parent, and how it affected their lives.
VI
0716 Accommodations for
Students with Psychiatric Disabilities in Higher Education: complying with
Section 504 and the
VI
0882 The Addicted Brain.
DVD. 1987. 26 min.
This program explores the cutting
edge of developments in the biochemistry of addiction and addictive behavior.
VI
0881 Addictions and Mental
Illness. 2004.
28 min.
This program profiles a woman who
is manic depressive and alcoholic, and a man with schizophrenia who is also
alcoholic. Dr. Fred Goodwin, director of the National Institute of Mental
Health, explains ongoing research that may help identify and treat adolescents
before they begin to experience problems.
VI 0278 Albinism: The People, the Challenge. VHS
cassette. 1998. 24 min.
An
educational film about albinism and how people accomplish every day activities.
VI 0422 And the Band Played On. VHS
cassette. 1993. 140 min.
Follows the struggle of a handful
of strong-willed men and women who took on the fight to save lives in the face
of a mysterious illness now called AIDS.
VI 0636 Behind the Mask of Sanity: psychopathy.
VHS cassette. 2002. 50 min.
In this program, psychopathy
specialist Robert Hare; forensic psychiatrist Anthony Hempel; Tonmoy Sharma, of
the
VI
0883 Being Gay: Coming Out in
the 21st Century.
DVD.
2003. 25 min.
This program 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.
VI
0811 Beyond Killing Us
Softly: the impact of media images on women and girls.
VHS cassette + study
guide. 2000. 34 min.
The film presents the leading
authorities in the fields of psychology of women and girls, eating disorders,
gender studies, violence against women, and media literacy -- and focuses their
ideas on practical solutions and the best tactics for reclaiming our culture.
VI 0888 The Bigger Picture.
DVD. 2000. 24 min.
Using classroom examples, this
program demonstrates how to gather, present, and summarize data.
VI 0606 The Brain: Teaching modules.
3-VHS cassettes + faculty guide.
1997. 4 ˝ hrs.
Included in this series on the
brain are the latest findings on Alzheimer's disease, schizophrenia,
Parkinson's disease, brain transplants, epilepsy, autism, and many other
topics.
VI 1014 The Brain-Body Connection.
VHS cassette. 2000. 56 min.
Three segments in a television
program of Exploring your brain, present the latest research on the link
between depression and disease, the brain's role in athletic performance, and
the treatment of chronic pain. Covers such topics as the relationship between
depression and platelet clotting, how synapses are hardwired, and the
development of a drug to block the encoding of pain memories.
VI 0760 Brain Story: new frontiers in brain research.
DVD. 2001. 50 min.
Examines the ability of the human
brain to generate consciousness.
VI 0768 Chemistry of Love.
VHS
cassette. 1997. 60 min.
McGinty and a panel of experts
discuss what love is.
VI
0758 Childhood Trauma:
strategies and solutions. 3 VHS cassettes + study guide. 2002. 30 min. ea.
Pt. 1. What is
childhood trauma?
Pt. 2. Significant
event childhood trauma
Pt. 6. Domestic
violence and childhood trauma.
VI
0764 Connecting Boundaries:
an integrative approach to teaching social services.
4 VHS cassettes + facilitator’s handbook. 2003.
49 min. ea.
[mod. 521]. Social
work -- [mod. 522]. Human growth and development -- [mod. 523]. Addictions --
[mod. 524] Criminal justice.
Consists of a four
part integrative approach to teaching concepts in social work, human growth and
development, addictions and justice studies. Incorporates existing strategies
with emerging educational trends.
VI 0637 Damaged: when trauma leads to violence.
VHS cassette. 2002. 50 min.
This program takes a scientific
look at psychopathy as it seeks answers to those and other fundamental
questions about what prompts human beings to commit murder. It investigates the
relationship between abuse suffered as a child and the likelihood of committing
murder later in life -- especially when that abuse results in brain damage.
VI 0191 Dealing with Anger.
VHS cassette. 1995. 15 min.
Examines the emotional origins
and methods of dealing with anger.
VI 0324 Death: a personal understanding. VHS
cassette. 1998. 30 min each.
Volume
3 of this 10 volume series, “Facing Mortality,” explains how the idea of death
affects lives.
VI 0317 The Developing Child.
VHS cassette. 1997. 29 min.
VI 0763 The Developing Child.
3 VHS cassettes + workbook.
1991-1997.
Module 7. Pregnancy and birth
Module 24A. Moral development I :
Concept and theory
Module 24B. Moral development II
: Learning to be moral.
Series focusing on all stages of
child development. Contains 3 separate modules. Each of the video programs runs
approximately 20-30 minutes.
VI 0812 Deviance and Social Control.
VHS cassette. 2002. 30 min.
Illustrates the forces and
relationships from birth through the life span that define and shape a person's
societal roles.
VI
0876 Diagnosis and Treatment
of Attention Deficit Disorder in Children.
DVD. 2003. 27 min.
Shows
how a diagnosis of Attention deficit disorder (ADD) is made and what treatments
are working. Psychiatrists John Ratey and Ned Hallowell provide background and
perspective.
VI 0127 Discovering Psychology.
13 VHS cassette tapes. 1989. 30
min. each.
An introduction to psychology,
the series discusses future possibilities as well as its history and recent
discoveries.
A. Past, present and promise /
Understanding research
B. The behaving brain / The
responsive brain
C. The developing child /
Language development
D. Sensation and perception /
Learning
E. Remembering and forgetting /
Cognitive process
F. Judgment and decision making /
Motion and emotion
G. The mind awake and asleep /
The mind hidden and divided
H. The self / Testing and intelligence
I. Sex and gender / Maturing and aging
J. The power of the situation / Constructing
social reality
K. Psychopathology /
Psychotherapy
L. Health, mind, and behavior / In space, toward
peace
M. A union of
opposites / New directions
VI 0731 Dying to be Thin. VHS
cassette. 2000. 60 min.
Looks at the eating
disorders anorexia nervosa and bulimia, current treatments, and the American
obsession with thin women.
VI 0766 Dyslexia. VHS cassette.
1997. 29 min.
New approaches in school are
shown at the
VI
1015 Early Socializatoin:
From Age Two to Age Five. VHS cassette.
2003. 30 min.
Examples of multiple attachment,
language development, imitation and identification, cooperative play,
self-awareness, gender identification, and social conformity are captured on
film and clearly identified with onscreen labels as the children broaden their
awareness of the world through interactions with each other, family members,
and peers.
VI
0878 Essentials of
Discipline: The Middle Years: Ages 5 to 12.
DVD. 2004. 35 min.
This program demonstrates how
positive discipline techniques including home rules, problem-solving, and
honest communication, can be used to deal with the behavior problems associated
with growing up.
VI
0879 Essentials of
Discipline: The Teen Years: Ages 13 to 18.
DVD. 2004. 42 min.
This program illustrates how to
encourage teenage independence while using positive discipline techniques that
promote taking responsibility for actions and behavior.
VI
0877 Essentials of
Discipline: The Toddler and Preschool Years.
DVD. 2004. 28 min.
Filmed with real
families, this program shows how to use positive discipline techniques such as
timeouts and problem-solving to guide youngsters into better behavior.
VI
0900 Evolution of a Group.
VHS cassette + workbook.
2000. 120 min.
Chronicles the development of a
group during a three-day residential group therapy session. Leaders Gerald and
Marianne Corey facilitate the process as the group moves through four stages:
initial, transitional, working, and ending.
VI
0887 Functional Family
Therapy. VHS cassette.
2004. 112 min.
Includes a discussion between the
host and Dr. Alexander, a leading expert in family therapy, an actual therapy
session with a real family, and a question-and-answer exchange with Dr.
Alexander about the session.
VI
0884 Gay Rights, Marriage,
and the Supreme Court. DVD.
2003. 21 min.
This ABC News program uses the
landmark
VI 0198 High-Impact Communication Skills.
2 VHS cassettes. 1992. 60 min.
The video is a
seminar dealing with the techniques of influence and persuasion in communication. Guidelines are given for dealing with
conflicts, handling difficult people, facing situations with confidence, and
coming across powerfully.
VI 0190 How to Deal with Difficult People.
3 VHS cassettes. 1988. 1 hr. 15 min.
A. You have to deal with difficult
people at some point
B. Put your new understanding of
difficult people to work
C. Be less of a target for difficult
people
VI
0875 Human Instinct: Natural
Born Heroes. DVD.
2004. 50 min.
This program examines arguably
the most human instinct of all: the instinct to protect, which, combined with
other qualities, prompts people to risk everything for the sake of others.
Three gripping stories are spotlighted.
This video is the story of the
ongoing interactions of two brothers -- Robert, who has had a mental illness
since the 1970s, and his primary caretaker, Jay, a novelist. The film shows clips
from old family movies and interviews with treatment staff.
VI
0646 Insanity in the
Courtroom: mental illness and the search for justice.
VHS cassette. 2001. 23 min.
If a person is
deemed mentally unfit to stand trial for a capital crime, should the state be
allowed to administer drugs so the person is healthy enough to be tried and
sentenced to death?...The issue is debated by a panel of experts.
VI 0653 Inside the Mind of Criminal Profilers.
VHS cassette. 2001. 48 min.
This program
demonstrates the art and science of criminal profiling through the work of forensic
psychologists David Caldwell, Gus Gary, Dayle Hinman, and Mike Prodan.
VI
0898 Interviewing in Action:
Relationship, Process and Change. VHS cassette + book, activities guide, &
video clip guide. 2003. 120 min.
After watching this
compelling video, you'll have a much clearer picture of the often-complex
issues you may face in today's clinical work environments.
VI 0647 Is Criminal Behavior Genetic?
VHS cassette. 1997. 50 min.
Steve Jones
addresses the question are some people born evil. Examines the genetic and
social factors that contribute to crime and antisocial behavior.
VI
0762 Late Adulthood: death,
dying, bereavement, and widowhood. VHS cassette & workbook. 2001.
28 min.
A presentation of
the issues and challenges facing men and women aged 65 and older.
VI
0645 Mad or Bad?:
psychologically assessing criminal competence.
VHS cassette. 2002. 45 min.
This program explores the
intricacies of psychiatric evaluation and parole risk assessment with forensic
psychologist Jeremy Coid, clinical psychologists, and a probation officer.
VI 0648 Massacre: case studies of mass-killing.
VHS cassette. 2000. 45 min.
Reviews five episodes of mass
killing in the
VI 0635 Men: the killer sex.
VHS cassette. 2002. 50 min.
In this program,
Rebecca and Russell Dobash, of
VI 0761 Middle Adulthood: midlife crisis?
VHS cassette + workbook.
2000. 29 min.
This program
examines "midlife crisis." Discusses who experiences it,
circumstances that may initiate it, and the role that it plays in the lives of
individual men and women. Presents opposing theories as to whether the concept
of midlife crisis is valid.
VI
0638 Mind of a Murderer: the
mask of madness. 2 VHS cassettes. 1984.
120 min.
Documents the
VI 0624 The Mind: teaching modules.
4 VHS cassettes + guide. 1999.
332 min.
Explores the inner
workings of the human brain. Covers topics including hypnotic dissociation,
pain relief, the placebo effect, cognition and the immune system, endorphins,
brain mechanisms of pleasure and addiction, language processing, subliminal
stimulation, teratogens, newborn capabilities, aging and cognitive function,
Alzheimer's disease, phantom limb pain, chronic pain, depressants' effect on
the brain, language predisposition, mood disorders, and the mind of the
psychopath.
The program highlights the
stories of children who struggle to learn, not fitting any clinical diagnosis.
Leading experts in the field of learning problems are featured on the program.
VI 0821 Multiple Personalities: the unexplained.
VHS cassette. 1999. 50 min.
This special presentation
examines specific cases of people with multiple personalities.
VI 0715 OCD: the war inside.
VHS cassette. 2002. 57 min.
Obsessive Compulsive
Disorder is a seemingly bizarre, frequently debilitating disease characterized
by intrusive and uncontrollable thoughts and fears.
VI 0822 Pathology Examples in the Human Brain.
DVD. 1998. 24 min.
Dr. Marco Rossi, a
neuropathologist, examines various human brain specimens and presents evidence
of trauma or disease.
VI 0416 Prejudice. VHS cassette. 1992.
70 min.
Peter Jennings moderates a
discussion with a group of American children and teenagers concerning
prejudice. Includes discussion of the physiological reasons for physical
differences between races, reasons behind racial conflict, and various efforts
to fight prejudice.
VI 0816 The Psychology of Criminal Behavior.
VHS cassette. 2001. 30 min.
This program
examines criminal behavior and traces societal views on crime.
VI
0767 Race: the power of an
illusion. 3 VHS cassettes. 2003.
174 min.
Episode one explores how recent
scientific discoveries have toppled the concept of biological race. Episode two
questions the belief that race has always been with us. It traces the race
concept to the European conquest of the
VI 0652 Rage to Revenge: the science of violence.
2000. 53 min.
Experts Brad Bushman, Paul Ekman,
and Stafford Lightman assert that the cause of human aggression lies in the
physiology of violent emotions. Case histories to demonstrate the self-damaging
impact of hate and the positive power of forgiveness support their conviction
that a quantifiable mind/body connection exists.
VI 0318 Resiliency: Beating the Odds. VHS
cassette. 1998. 19 min.
Featuring the stories of those
who have proven their resiliency, the focus is on four major skills enabling
people to survive dangerous or adverse situations.
VI
0886 Solution-Focused Therapy
for Addictions. VHS cassette.
2000. 115 min.
This video emphasizes the
client’s strengths and resources, helping the individual apply to specific
skills and strategies that have been helpful in other areas of life.
VI 0899 Student Video and Workbook for The
Art of Integrative Counseling. VHS cassette +
workbook. 2001. 120 min.
Dr. Gerald Corey uses various
theoretical models and techniques with a single client (Ruth). You can visualize the advantages of
developing a personal, integrated counseling style. After watching the video,
you can turn to the corresponding section in the workbook and investigate
thought-provoking questions, exercises, and activities that fix the key
concepts in your mind.
VI 0643 Talk to Me: the dynamics of hostage negotiation.
VHS cassette. 2002. 45 min.
In 1993, gunman Damacio Torres
shot up the Los Angeles County USC Healthcare emergency room and took two
hostages. Using the Torres case as a springboard, this program explains the
tricky business of hostage negotiation while seeking to understand the mentality
of hostage-taking.
VI 0705 Theories of Personality.
VHS cassette. 1994. 28 min.
This program explains five major
schools of thought on development of personality: psychoanalytic theories;
humanistic theories, trait theories; behavioral\social learning; and cognitive
theories.
VI
0644 To Catch a Killer: the
use and abuse of criminal profiling. VHS
cassette. 2002. 45 min.
In this program, retired FBI
profiler Robert Ressler, LAPD psychologist Kris Mohandle, and British law
enforcement professionals discuss the history and techniques of criminal
profiling within the context of the Railway Rapist Crimes that terrorized greater
London during the 1980’s
VI
0809 Tough Guise: violence,
media, and the crisis in masculinity. VHS
cassette. 1999. 57 min.
In this innovative and
wide-ranging analysis, Jackson Katz argues that there is a crisis in
masculinity and that some of the guises offered to men as a solution (rugged
individualism, violence) come loaded with attendant dangers to women, as well
as other men.
VI
0885 The Truth about Suicide:
Real Stories of Depression in College. DVD. 2004.
27 min.
The aim of the film is to present
a recognizable picture of depression and other problems associated with suicide
as they are commonly experienced by college students and other young adults.
VI
0382 Understanding Learning
Disabilities. VHS cassette. 1996.
17 min.
Emphasizes that learning
disabilities should not be confused with mental retardation and explains how to
identify different types of learning disabilities.
VI
0099 Understanding Learning
Disabilities: How Difficult Can This Be? VHS
cassette. 1989. 70 min.
Based on workshops produced by
Richard Lovole, participants become familiar with emotions of the learning
disabled and discuss methods of help.
VI 0192 Understanding
Peer Pressure. VHS cassette. 1991. 21 minutes.
VI
0417 Violence in the Media. VHS
cassette. 1997. 50 min.
Does violence on television and
in the movies beget more violence in
VI
0607 The Why of Doing; The
Why of Theory and Doing. 2-VHS cassettes. 199?
277 min.
Vol. one discusses direct social
service with larger systems and the connection between actual intervention with
client systems. Vol. two spotlights current practitioners operating from
different theoretic bases and with different clienteles.
VI
0608 The Winning Edge in
Sports: Sports Psychology.
VHS cassette + ref. guide. 1987. 60 min.
Contains an introduction and nine
separate sections discussing a variety of psychological methods and techniques
that can be used to improve athletic performance in any sport.
VI 0757 Women In Prison. VHS
cassette. 1993. 45 min.
Investigative reports documents
why women are becoming a large part of the growing prison population and
searches for the root cause of the inmates' incarceration.
VI
0605 The World of Abnormal
Psychology. 7-VHS cassettes + video guide. 1992. 120 min.
ea.
A video series that covers the
spectrum of psychological disorders from simple stress to paranoid
schizophrenia.
VI
0123 The World of Abnormal
Psychology: Looking at Abnormal Behavior. VHS
cassette. 1992. 60 min.
An introduction to the
explanation and treatment of abnormal behavior, the film visits patients,
doctors, and social workers of a
VI
0124 The World of Abnormal
Psychology: Psychotherapies. VHS cassette + guidebook. 1992.
60 min.
Treatment for several kinds of
psychotherapy (psychodynamic, Gestalt, couples, group, and behavioral) are
explored.