William James, more than anyone else, was responsible for introducing the wide range of topics that now comprise the broad field of psychology. In his magnificent text,...

Traces the development of psychology by focusing on the key contributions and methods of Freud, Jung, Adler, Pavlov, Sullivan, Maslow, Watson and Skinner. Introduces...

Using dramatized case studies, both programs explain how defense mechanisms help people deal with everyday stress and how the unconscious affects behavior. Part 1:...

Explores the beliefs, emotions and behaviors that compel individuals to use drugs. Presents your students with critical statistics on alcoholism, heroin use and other...

Defines stress, analyzes its causes and effects, and provides viewers with specific techniques for managing the stress that compromises their health and well-being...

Uses dramatizations to illustrate sociopathic, paranoid, schizoid, avoidant, narcissistic, histrionic, passive-aggressive, and compulsive disorder types. Your students...

Part 1: What is Stress? Alerts us to the signs of stress and explains how we experience pressure and strain as a natural part of everyday life. In different ways and to...

Examines some of the reasons why stress symptoms among young people have increased threefold in the last 15 years. Discusses the physiological nature of stress and...

The program explains that genetic differences in temperment and personality manifest themselves in the ways that individuals react to stress. Some cope by running away...

Most people would agree that high school, despite its reputation as being “the best time of your life,” is no bed of roses. Teenagers are heavily burdened with a...