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This program explains how the brotherly relationship shapes boys’ characters and suggests what parents can do to help brothers bring out the best in each other. The formerly high valuation of first-born males initiates an in-depth inquiry into sibling rivalry, while studies yield insights into the dynamics of sibling violence and abuse that sometimes borders on the homicidal. The powerful influences of positive aspects of the brotherly bond such as love, understanding, and trust are also examined as they ebb and flow over the course of a lifetime—and how these same wholesome attributes can also strengthen potential criminal activity. A Discovery Channel Production. (48 minutes)



 
    

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Identity Crisis: Self-Image in Childhood
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What shapes a child's identity-situation and surroundings, or unchangeable factors within the child? This program weighs in on that question by capturing the emotional and psychological development of 25 boys and girls at age five. In fascinating and...(more details)
 
Children in Crisis

Lillian, a four-year-old with autism, lives in a world all her own. Sixteen-year-old A.D.'s attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder causes him to proudly proclaim that he does not love his parents anymore. Eleven-year-old Pamela's five different dia...(more details)
 
Prescription for Trouble

Taking medicine is engrained in American culture. Is it any surprise then that adolescents are abusing prescription and over-the-counter drugs in record numbers? In this program, recovering teenage addicts come clean about which medications they abus...(more details)
 
Boys: The Weaker Sex?
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Focusing on behavior and learning ability, this program asserts that male brain structure and chemistry, in combination with the traditional concept of masculinity, are a liability to the socialization and maturation of boys. Psychological, anatomica...(more details)
 
21st-Century Sons and Mothers

This program presents both scientific and anecdotal evidence to illustrate the changing dynamics of the mother/son relationship in a culture where single-mother households are increasing and sons are taking longer to leave the nest. Mothers and sons ...(more details)
 


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