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The remarkable story of Nim, a chimpanzee who managed the unique feat of learning sign language after being raised like a typical human child. Interviews with Nim’s trainers as well as other key...
DD307 uses traditional and cutting-edge social psychological theories to explore some of the most exciting and pressing issues we face in our complex, fast changing world. Topics include emotions, conflict,...
Video recordings of two presentations given at the July 2010 workshop of the Mass Observation Communities Online project. Dorothy Sheridan, Ddrector of the project, discusses two of the main Mass Observation...
Qualitative research provides us with a means to gain a deep description of the lives we study. But entering in a community can be difficult. We have to suspend our own cultural lens while examining the...
This "Short Cuts" package consists of a number of short video programmes designed to give teachers the flexibility to integrate illustrative video material into their lessons in whatever way they choose....
This programme teaches how to understand research studies. It outlines the structure of a scientific paper; differentiates between such research method types as observational studies, true experiments, and...
Following the publication of a controversial research paper "Mind the Gap... in Intelligence: Re-examining the Relationship between Inequality and Health", by Dr. Satoshi Kanazawa, Reader in Management and...
In a world of information overload, information literacy has become a survival skill. But what exactly does information literacy mean? With a focus on the internet, this film explains how to conduct solid...
Suitable for students aged 13-plus, this (2006) DVD looks at plagiarism in all its forms, oulines its negative effects, and explains the relevant research, quoting and referencing skills to enable a student...
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