Prison and Change - Donald L. Nathanson M.D.

[JackHaynes30]

my psych woked with inmates in prison and she is a board member in penn for continuing education but she spent 13 years since she was in college working with inmates. I am guessing something happened to her when she was younger that lead her to help those people

[GillesGerais]

mr nathanson, i agree with your affect theory, and think your a great man. but this is one place i cannot totally agree with you. true, some prisoners arent hardened criminals and shouldn't be treated as low. BUT, there are some seriously evil and low ppl who will not change. you cannot save and rehabilitate everyone . thats why we have minimum security and maximum security. so the lesser criminals can be in a place where they hopefully arent treated as the max security counterparts.

[DoctorRegal]

Nathanson speaks elegantly. His words compel. Brilliant ideas are being conveyed here.

[Klaa2]

You don't understand what this video is about, you don't understand Affect and Script Theory, you don't understand the prison system in America.

Listen, read, learn, elevate yourself.

[maligningdisbelief]

ballistics stopping power

[ckaye99]

The goal of rehabilitation is no longer in the sights of the those who run the prisons. The prison industry makes so much money on incarcerated people - do you know they are behind many of the max sentencing laws and the trend of making misdemeanors into felonies? They are a powerful lobbying presence on capital hill. I believe Nathanson's efforts here are noble, but don't take the whole problem into consideration, one of them being WHO REALLY BELONGS IN PRISON POPULATION AND WHY?

[gombis666]

Great video...I love Nathanson, Tomkins and Affect theory. There isn't enough of it on youtube!