The touch film with Dr. Jessie Potter.
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A: Access CP: Composite Positive AC: Acetate B: 800' 16/8/9.5mm 16mm Color Sound Sterling Productions , Host, Dr. Jessie Potter
Cinematographer, Charlie Lieberman ; edited by Marc Miller
Title from title screen
Film: 800 ft
Issued also as videorecording
Deals with the impact of human touch on our lives from birth to old age, and seeks to clearly demonstrate the importance of "touch" on our personal well-being, emotional stability, and awareness. As host, Dr. Jessie Potter describes the nurturing and communicative value of positive, caring touch. The concepts that Potter presents are accompanied by dramatized vignettes illustrating the emotional and physical benefits of touch, as well as the consequences of lack of touch, characterized as the "poverty" of touch
Intended audience: Adults
Cinematographer, Charlie Lieberman ; edited by Marc Miller
Title from title screen
Film: 800 ft
Issued also as videorecording
Deals with the impact of human touch on our lives from birth to old age, and seeks to clearly demonstrate the importance of "touch" on our personal well-being, emotional stability, and awareness. As host, Dr. Jessie Potter describes the nurturing and communicative value of positive, caring touch. The concepts that Potter presents are accompanied by dramatized vignettes illustrating the emotional and physical benefits of touch, as well as the consequences of lack of touch, characterized as the "poverty" of touch
Intended audience: Adults
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Host, Dr. Jessie Potter
Cinematographer, Charlie Lieberman ; edited by Marc Miller
Title from title screen
Film: 800 ft
Issued also as videorecording
Deals with the impact of human touch on our lives from birth to old age, and seeks to clearly demonstrate the importance of "touch" on our personal well-being, emotional stability, and awareness. As host, Dr. Jessie Potter describes the nurturing and communicative value of positive, caring touch. The concepts that Potter presents are accompanied by dramatized vignettes illustrating the emotional and physical benefits of touch, as well as the consequences of lack of touch, characterized as the "poverty" of touch
Intended audience: AdultsNOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
Cinematographer, Charlie Lieberman ; edited by Marc Miller
Title from title screen
Film: 800 ft
Issued also as videorecording
Deals with the impact of human touch on our lives from birth to old age, and seeks to clearly demonstrate the importance of "touch" on our personal well-being, emotional stability, and awareness. As host, Dr. Jessie Potter describes the nurturing and communicative value of positive, caring touch. The concepts that Potter presents are accompanied by dramatized vignettes illustrating the emotional and physical benefits of touch, as well as the consequences of lack of touch, characterized as the "poverty" of touch
Intended audience: AdultsNOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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