The secret life of 4 year olds. Episode 2.
- Date:
- 2015
- Videos
About this work
Description
Episode two. The psychologists look at the four-year-olds’ development of empathy and theory of mind. They also discuss the children’s use of transitional objects. A building challenge reveals the four-year-olds’ ability to work as a team, direct their focus towards a single task, and demonstrate collaborative play. The psychologists also discuss fantasy role play.
Publication/Creation
2015
Physical description
1 DVD (50 min.) : sound, colour ; 12 cm
Copyright note
RDF television for Channel 4 Television. In association with Wellcome Trust.
Notes
Originally broadcast on 10th November 2015 on Channel 4.
Part of a six part series which is organised in three parts; 4, 5 and 6 year olds. It capitalises on the successful programme 'The Secret Life of Four Year Olds' shown earlier in 2015.
This documentary series looks at the social behaviour of children at the age of four. Hidden cameras are planted in a children's nursery to observe the conversations and social interactions between twelve children who have never met each other before. Two specialised teachers, Kate Gadsby and Oliver Le Sueur, are on site, whilst two developmental psychologists, Dr Sam Wass and Dr Elizabeth Kilbey, observe. The parents of each also child discuss what they think of their child's personality.
Creator/production credits
Directed and produced by Joanna Rowlands.
Narrated by Toby Jones.
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Where to find it
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