Adolescent sexual conflict: are we still going to the movies?

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This 14-minute film is designed to create an atmosphere in which people; can speak seriously and openly about their thoughts and feelings; concerning sexual behavior. The film concerns the conflict a young; couple faces because of their different attitudes toward sex. At the; point of maximum tension, the film ends and a narrator appears and poses; questions to elicit a discussion of feelings, attitudes, and values.; The publisher indicates that this film is appropriate for senior high; students, college students, and adults. The film can be shown to a large; group of students followed by a group discussion.The teacher may; wish to test student knowledge of the subject prior to viewing the film; as well as direct the subsequent discussion to meet the particular needs; of the group. An instructor's guide accompanies the film and contains; an introduction to concepts dealt with in the film, objectives to be; covered, a synopsis of the film, a list of key terms, and a variety of; test questions. At the end of the guide are recommended resources; helpful for follow-up exercises.

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Beau Bridges

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This 14-minute film is designed to create an atmosphere in which people
can speak seriously and openly about their thoughts and feelings
concerning sexual behavior. The film concerns the conflict a young
couple faces because of their different attitudes toward sex. At the
point of maximum tension, the film ends and a narrator appears and poses
questions to elicit a discussion of feelings, attitudes, and values.
The publisher indicates that this film is appropriate for senior high
students, college students, and adults. The film can be shown to a large
group of students followed by a group discussion.The teacher may
wish to test student knowledge of the subject prior to viewing the film
as well as direct the subsequent discussion to meet the particular needs
of the group. An instructor's guide accompanies the film and contains
an introduction to concepts dealt with in the film, objectives to be
covered, a synopsis of the film, a list of key terms, and a variety of
test questions. At the end of the guide are recommended resources
helpful for follow-up exercises., Presents a confrontation between a girl and a boy in the park concerning their feelings about their sexual behavior and what is expected of them with respect to their relationship. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

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