Emergence Of Personality - Baby Meets His Parents

Genre: Educational

Creator: Encyclopedia Britanica Films

Format: 16mm

Sound: sound

Description: Explains factors that influence the child's developing personality. Combined version of three films--'BABY MEETS HIS PARENTS,' 'HELPING THE CHILD TO FACE THE DON'TS' and 'HELPING THE CHILD TO ACCEPT THE DO'S.'.Encyclopaedia Britannica 1948 Sound 11 Minutes Personality Development Series. Collaborator: Lawrence K. Frank, Director, Caroline Zachry Institute of Human Development. Synopsis: Points out how differences in personalities can be accounted for, not only by heredity, but also by the human relationships and environmental factors experienced during the first years of life. Explains, with life situ- ations, how the infant personality is influenced directly by the extent to which the baby finds fulfillment of his basic needs food, elimination and loving care. BABY MEETS HIS PARENTSSuggested Audiences: High schools, colleges, PTA's and other adult groups. Television Information: Has been cleared for television but authorization and rental rates must be obtained from Associated Program Services, 151 West 46th Street, New York 19, New York. HELPING THE CHILD TO ACCEPT THE DO'S Encyclopaedia Britannica 1948 Sound 11 Minutes Personality Development Series. Collaborator: Lawrence K. Frank, Director, Carolina Zachry Institute of Human Development. Synopsis: Portrays the child learning to live in a world defined by the "do's" and explains how his personality is influenced by the extent to which they are accepted. Illustrates with life situations the types of "do's" the child must learn to accept: (1) those for personal living, (2) the masculine and feminine "do's" and (3) those of human relations. Suggested Audiences: High schools, colleges, PTA's and other adult groups. Television Information: Has been cleared for television but authorization and rental rates must be obtained from Associated Program Services, 151 West 46th Street, New York 19, N. Y. HELPING THE CHILD FACE THE DON'T'S Encyclopaedia Britannica 1948 Sound 11 Minutes Personality Development Series. Collaborator: Lawrence K. Frank. Synopsis: Reveals how the young child meets a world of "don'ts" and how he reacts by conforming in his owji distinctive ways thus forming his own individual personality. Classifies the "don'ts" as (1) those which protect the child from danger, (2) those which restrain him from taking things that belong to others and (3) those which teach him to respect the rights of others. Suggested Audiences: High schools, colleges, PTA's and other adult groups. Television Information: Has been cleared for television but authorization and rental rates must be obtained from Associated Program Services, 151 West 46th Street, New York 19, N. Y.