Fitting in or standing out?
By: FFH Films for the Humanities & Sciences, BBC Education & Training ; co-production BBC/The Open University ; produced and directed by Joanna Woolf ; series producer, Rachel Coughlan
Contributors: Winston, Robert M. L.; Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm); BBC Videos for Education & Training; British Broadcasting Corporation; Open University; BBC Active (Firm); Films Media Group
Series: Child of our time -- 2007; Child of our time series -- 2007.; CED 602 (NU course); PED 670 (NU course)
Publisher: Films Media Group
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Princeton, NJ
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 60
Subjects: Children; Longitudinal studies; Child development; Conformity; Influence (Psychology); Peer pressure in children; Interpersonal relations in children; Films for the hearing impaired; Documentary television programs
Other titles: Conformity in childhood; Conformity in childhood
Description: As children grow, what happens to the values and behavior they have learned at home?  Why do so many young people follow the crowd?  And when does conformity become a bad thing?  This program explores those questions, visiting a group of 25 seven-year olds who are learning to cope with peer situations.
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Originally produced in 2007.

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Photography, Chris Hartley ; editor, Martin Lee ; title music, Elizabeth Barker.

Presenter: Professor Robert Winston.

DVD-R.

Closed-captioned.