@cldplywshtthmnlghts3 Yes, especially the part with the stressed-out mother shrieking at her crying baby....that always breaks my heart leading to the husband bullying and beating his wife...those two scenes always deeply touch me.
It is very powerful....and I am glad that you enjoyed it. Sometimes a visual hits us in a visceral way - and that reaction creates a profound inner connection. :-)
MensaWarrior, showed this as an intro to a class presentation on Modeling/Observational Learning in Operant Conditioning, and WHAT A RESPONSE. A hush fell over the room, it really set the tone. It's particularly powerful with parents, in a good way: if you lead like the dad in the final scene, your children will learn that behavior, and you will know that you are doing a wonderful job in making a great person (which in turn makes the world a better place).
MensaWarrior, showed this as an intro to a class presentation on Modeling/Observational Learning in Operant Conditioning, and WHAT A RESPONSE. A hush fell over the room, it really set the tone. It's particularly powerful with parents, in a good way: if you lead like the dad in the final scene, your children will learn that behavior, and you will know that you are doing a wonderful job in making a great person (which in turn makes the world a better place).
I have shown this to my Psychology classes for years....and EVERY TIME I tell myself that I will not cry, that the hairs on my neck will not stand up....and then I find myself at the lectern fighting back those very same reactions. This is a powerful testament to the modeling of behavior and the modeling of attitudes. Maybe it's a good thing - a human thing - to cry over this.
@cldplywshtthmnlghts3 Yes, especially the part with the stressed-out mother shrieking at her crying baby....that always breaks my heart leading to the husband bullying and beating his wife...those two scenes always deeply touch me.
brownies4you 5 months ago
It is very powerful....and I am glad that you enjoyed it. Sometimes a visual hits us in a visceral way - and that reaction creates a profound inner connection. :-)
Mensawarrior 8 months ago
MensaWarrior, showed this as an intro to a class presentation on Modeling/Observational Learning in Operant Conditioning, and WHAT A RESPONSE. A hush fell over the room, it really set the tone. It's particularly powerful with parents, in a good way: if you lead like the dad in the final scene, your children will learn that behavior, and you will know that you are doing a wonderful job in making a great person (which in turn makes the world a better place).
mako3303 1 year ago
MensaWarrior, showed this as an intro to a class presentation on Modeling/Observational Learning in Operant Conditioning, and WHAT A RESPONSE. A hush fell over the room, it really set the tone. It's particularly powerful with parents, in a good way: if you lead like the dad in the final scene, your children will learn that behavior, and you will know that you are doing a wonderful job in making a great person (which in turn makes the world a better place).
mako3303 1 year ago
I have shown this to my Psychology classes for years....and EVERY TIME I tell myself that I will not cry, that the hairs on my neck will not stand up....and then I find myself at the lectern fighting back those very same reactions. This is a powerful testament to the modeling of behavior and the modeling of attitudes. Maybe it's a good thing - a human thing - to cry over this.
Mensawarrior 1 year ago
And/or get goosebumps?
cldplywshtthmnlghts3 1 year ago
Does anyone else cry every single time they watch this??
cldplywshtthmnlghts3 1 year ago
that video made my blood run cold, and not many things do that to me.
This video is so true.
A parent is racist, the child will be too
parents should really think about how they bring up their kids
EatPeople4Fun1 1 year ago
Wow....This Video is Very Powerful!!!! This is a Must See for Parents!!!!
BerryBunch6 2 years ago
How insane that so few have seen this jewel. 100 million views wouldn't be too many: considering how children are often taught & treated.
linticular 2 years ago