Rock-A-Bye Baby

Series: Life around us

Duration: 29

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1971

Creator: TIME INC (TIME-LIFE BOOKS/FILMS)

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Importance of mothering in the growth of a child. Some of the techniques used by psychologists to measure practices in the human and animal world during the infant years., Presents some of the techniques that psychologists use to measure mothering practices in the human and animal world during the important infant years., Presents some of the techniques that psychologists use to measure mothering practices in the human and animal world during the important infant years., Presents some of the techniques that psychologists use to measure mothering practices in the human and animal world during the important infant years.

Complete Record: Importance of mothering in the growth of a child. Some of the techniques used by psychologists to measure practices in the human and animal world during the infant years., In the years from birth to three, the mother-child relationship and the stimulation of all the senses are the basic requirements for healthy development. This film examines techniques used by psychologists to weigh and measure mothering practices around the world. , Shows, using emotionally deprived children and primates, the importance of tactile, visual, and aural stimuli on the mental and emotional development of an infant. Demonstrates the analogous, stereotyped movements and reactions of infants and monkeys deprived of maternal stimuli illustrating that restoration of stimuli can overcome certain retardation. Emphasizes the value of prenatal and postnatal stimuli through experiments with premature infants., Presents some of the techniques that psychologists use to measure mothering practices in the human and animal world during the important infant years., In the years from birth to three, the mother-child relationship and the stimulation of all the senses are the basic requirements for healthy development. This film examines techniques used by psychologists to weigh and measure mothering practices around the world. , Shows, using emotionally deprived children and primates, the importance of tactile, visual, and aural stimuli on the mental and emotional development of an infant. Demonstrates the analogous, stereotyped movements and reactions of infants and monkeys deprived of maternal stimuli illustrating that restoration of stimuli can overcome certain retardation. Emphasizes the value of prenatal and postnatal stimuli through experiments with premature infants., Presents some of the techniques that psychologists use to measure mothering practices in the human and animal world during the important infant years., Presents some of the techniques that psychologists use to measure mothering practices in the human and animal world during the important infant years.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.