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| TITLE: |
Nature & nurture [videorecording]. |
| SERIES: |
The human animal. |
| PUBLISHED: |
Princeton , NJ (US) : Films for the humanities & sciences, 1991.. |
| DESCRIPTION: |
1 videocassette (52 min) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. |
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Original copy. |
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Executive producer, Jack Willis; senior producer, Wendy Roth; producer Martin Carr; script by Hank Whittemore; director Joel Banow; associate producer, Pamela Mason Wagner; associate editor, Paul SRP. |
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This program looks at identical twins separated at birth and finds some fascinating answers - that some 10 to 15% of children are born with a slight tendency to be very outgoing or very apprehensive; that there may be a chemical predisposition to seeking danger or high risk. But biology is not everything: a supportive environment helps to produce well- adjusted adults while a hostile home can produce the contrary. Says Phil Donahue: " Nature is what we got. Nurture is what we decide to have. No other animal has that choice." |
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VHS. |
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English. |
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Originally produced in 1986 in Los Angeles by Multimedia Entertainment. |
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Story by Phil Donahue. |
| ADDED ENTRY: |
Donahue, Phil. |
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Willis, Jack. |
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Carr, Martin. |
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Banow, Joel. |
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Films for the Humanities & Sciences. |
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Multimedia Entertainment Inc. |
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