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15 Ways to Handle Today’s Stress

(Films Media Group), 15 page(s)

This program teaches how to deal with stress. It discusses the importance of controlling only what is possible to control, talking with others, reducing intake of caffeine, learning relaxation techniques, keeping things in perspective, learning not to dwell on problems, and laughing.

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America’s Immigration Debate

(Films Media Group), 25 page(s)

This DVD examines the immigration debate in the U.S. It evaluates the country’s capacity for change, discusses the isolation of ethnic communities and racial definitions, and considers the lack of infrastructure in the U.S. to support immigrant integration.

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Anatomy of Prejudice: Jane Elliott’s Seminar on Race

(Films Media Group), 49 page(s)

This DVD documents a diversity training seminar led by Jane Elliott that is modeled on her seminal blue-eyed/brown-eyed experiments.

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Asylum: A History of the Mental Institution in America

(Films Media Group, 1989), 1 hour, 60 page(s)

Offering archival footage, interviews with former patients, and insights from mental health historians, this award-winning documentary traces the history of mental institutions in the U.S. through a detailed exploration of St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in Washington, D.C.

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Beyond Hate

(Films Media Group, 1991), 1 hour 28 mins, 88 page(s)

This program chronicles the impact of hate on its victims. It features interviews with Elie Wiesel, Jimmy Carter, Nadine Gordimer, Myrlie Evers, Nelson Mandela, Nesse Godin, and perpetrators of hate. Highest Recommendation, Video Rating Guide.

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Bill Moyers Journal: The Business of Poverty/Facing Up to the Economy

(Films Media Group, 2008), 57 mins, 57 page(s)

This program shows how companies across the U.S. are utilizing the growing number of low-income Americans as an opportunity for profit.

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The Biological Mind: Seriously Stressed

(Films Media Group, 2006), 46 mins, 46 page(s)

In this DVD, an immunologist, a psychiatrist, and a mental skills coach discuss the symptoms of chronic stress, its negative impact on the body, and psychological factors that influence vulnerability to overstressing.

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Breaking the Wall of Sensory Overload: How Primate Neuroscience Reveals the Mechanisms of Our Perception

(Films Media Group, 2012), 16 mins, 16 page(s)

In this lecture program, Stefan Treue of the University of Göttingen discusses the central role of attention on perception and considers how his research into primate neuroscience is changing ideas on information processing in the human nervous system.

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Delete: The Art of Forgetting

(Films Media Group, 2011), 52 mins, 52 page(s)

This program investigates research on removing traumatic memories. It examines studies regarding an enzyme responsible for storing fear in long-term memory, looks at a medication being used to erase traumatic memories, and considers research on trauma therapy using eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EM...

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Do You See What I See? The Science of Color Perception

(Films Media Group, 2011), 50 mins, 50 page(s)

Drawing upon findings from neuroscience, evolutionary biology, and art, this DVD examines the perception of color and questions whether everyone perceives colors in the same way. It investigates the ways in which color influences moods and reactions in the animal world and presents research on color perception.

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