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What Would You Do? Instinctive Reactions and What They Reveal

What happens when ordinary people become witnesses to upsetting events—such as a theft in progress, the possibility of domestic violence, or the abuse of another citizen’s civil rights? Do most people follow the same emotional and psychological patterns when reacting? Is there such a thing as a “normal” reaction? This three-part ABC News series captures raw responses to staged situations with the help of actors and hidden cameras. Whether compelled to take action or to mind his or her own business, each unknowing participant makes a split-second—and often surprising—decision that will interest students of psychology, sociology, and ethics. Original ABC News broadcast title: What Would You Do? 3-part series, 33-38 minutes each.

VHS is Closed-Captioned  DVD is Subtitled  


 
            

Item#: BVL39470
Copyright date: ©2008
VHS ISBN 978-1-60467-334-0
DVD (Chaptered) ISBN 978-1-60467-335-7



The Series Includes : Confronting Discrimination and Prejudice | Standing Up as a Citizen | Opposing Aggression and Bullying
     
VHS $509.85
DVD (Chaptered) $509.85
DVD + 3-Year Streaming $764.78
3-Year Streaming $509.85


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