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Publication Date
Fall 10-26-1993
Copyright date
October 26th, 1993
Identifier
RC 556 .S256 1993
Series
Identity in the '90s: individual, family, and community.
Description
Dr. Larry Hufford, of the President's Peace Commission, hosts this panel discussion featuring Dr. Sandra Burgess, Professor of Psychology in the Department of Family Practice at the University of Texas Health Science Center; Dr. Joseph Lazor, the Director of Curriculum Instruction for the East Central Independent School District; Amado Ramos, a private practitioner; and Ruth Rogers, the Vice-President of Student Development at St. Mary's University. Dr. Burgess speaks about the development of boys and girls and the differences that are established at this very young age. Dr. Lazor shares his experiencees with middle school children's sexuality. Mr. Ramos provides insight into the sort of changing gender roles he's seeing in his private psychotherapy practice; he's having many single-father households concerned and confused about raising daughters. Vice President Ruth Rogers has noticed that in regards to child-care she's seen nearly as many men participating as women; she urges a respect for a person as an individual.
Keywords
Identity (Psychology); Sex differences (Psychology); Sex role
Contributor
Dr. Burgess, Sandra; Dr. Lazor, Joseph; Ramos, Amado; Rogers, Ruth; Dr. Hufford, Larry
Document Type
Presentation
Size or Duration
46.17 minutes
Format
mp4
Medium
video
Digital Publisher
Digital Commons at St. Mary's University
Collection
President's Peace Commission Videos
Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 International License.