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Reality Matters: Body Image and the Monster Within (6:18)

This clip explains how society’s ideal of the “perfect body” relates to eating disorders.

Reality Matters: Self Images of Teens and Children (4:19)

This clip shows what children and teenagers do to influence their self images.

Conflict Resolution: Why Conflict Occurs (3:28)

The causes of interpersonal conflicts are explored in this video, including differing values and viewpoints.

Conflict Resolution: Unsuccessful Strategies (2:18)

In this clip, strategies are presented that are not likely to be successful in resolving conflicts.

Dealing with Conflict: A Problem Solving Approach (1:47)

This video suggests that a problem-solving approach to conflict has a chance of succeeding if parties can work out a fair compromise.

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RESPECT (25:00)

Respect is a cornerstone of civilized behavior. It engenders empathy, promotes tolerance, and fosters caring relation-ships. This program uses dramatic vignettes close to teens' experience, each followed by thought-provoking discussion questions.

Stop the Violence (16:00)

In school hallways, on playing fields, and on the streets, young people daily cope with the threat and reality of violence. This program interviews teens from several high schools with successful violence prevention and mediation training programs.

The Unseen Power: Peer Pressure (28:00)

'The driving force of early adolescence is the need to be accepted and respected by one's peers. This program shows young streetwise teens how peers help when they provide emotional support, but hurt when they encourage negative or risky behavior.

Going for a Goal (26:00)

'Learning to set goals can give young people a hopeful sense of the future and effective protection against school failure, pressure to use drugs and premature sexual activity.

Violence Prevention: Don't Be a Victim (28:00)

'The threat and reality of violence has greatly increased for young people, whose inexperience can make them easy targets. Without using scare tactics this program offers specific strategies for self-defense.