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Produced by KUHT Film Productions. University of Houston.

A notable contributor to the psychology of personality and a psychologist and educator, Carl Rogers discusses motivation, perception, learning the self, client-centered therapy, and the encounter group movement.

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Produced by KUHT Film Productions. University of Houston.

A notable contributor to the psychology of personality and a psychologist and educator, Carl Rogers discusses motivation, perception, learning the self, client-centered therapy, and the encounter group movement.

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Produced by KUHT Film Productions. University of Houston

This film presents an 1964 interview of Erik Erikson by Richard I. Evans. In Part 1 the focus is on Erikson's background and his theory of psycho-social development in eight stages.

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Produced by KUHT Film Productions. University of Houston

This film presents an 1964 interview of Erik Erikson by Richard I. Evans. In Part 2, Erikson discusses the bases of theory and how it can be used, addressing topics including libido theory, ego-identity, identity crisis (positive and negative identity), existentialism, cross-cultural research fixation, and the value of psychotherapy.

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Presented by the Smart Family Foundation, in cooperation with the American Medical Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics.

This film stresses the importance of preventive medicine for children through regular and continued health supervision by a physician.

Scope and Contents Published by the Western Behavioral Sciences Institute. Produced and Directed by Bill McGaw.Two psychologists, Drs. Carl Rogers and Richard Farson, work with an intensive basic encounter group composed of eight previously unacquainted persons from various geographical areas of the United States. The first session of this group is highlighted. The group discusses ways to relate to one another and explores what it is like to be oneself. This is a look at the interaction in an...

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Made by John Wiley and Sons, Inc.

Dr. Karl Menninger, discusses psychiatry from pre-Columbian times to the present, the manifold methods of treatment, bad, mediocre, and good, of the mentally ill throughout history. This film is intended for high school and college students of general, clinical and abnormal psychology, and psychiatry.