Control Your Emotions

Illustrates the need for well-balanced emotions in a well-rounded personality. Jeffry Moore, angered by an unpleasant incident, becomes increasingly angry as additional things go wrong, making those about him tense and unhappy. A change of scene shows him meeting the same events with understanding and control., , Illustrates need for well-balanced emotions in a well-rounded personality. Great sequence of psychologist who puts together building blocks of emotions & covers it all with metal circle of "personality". Coronet Films 1950 Sound 12 Minutes Produced by Coronet Films. Educational collaborator: A. R. Lauer, Ph. D., Professor of Psychology, Iowa State College. Synopsis: Before men learned how to control fire and put it to work, it was man's greatest enemy. In much the same way, your emotions can be your own greatest enemy, or under control, your emotions can make you healthier and happier, and improve the lives of people around you. Jeff is an ordinary, healthy, and well-balanced young fellow. He usually gets along well with people. However, we find that Jeff, through several incidents, does not always have control over his emotions. In a drugstore scene he becomes angry with some of his friends and on his way home, he stumbles and falls. When he arrives home in a bad mood, he is reprimanded by his mother. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.