Good Internet Videos on Psychology

I recommend the following videos, mostly found on YouTube.  They represent some of my interests, in Attachment Theory, Parent-Infant Interaction, Developmental Psychopathology, and Interpersonal Neurobiology

 

ATTACHMENT

Attachment Theory was originally formulated by John Bowlby and expanded by Mary Ainsworth and many other developmental psychologists.

Everett Waters Strange Situation Video

Strange Situation Video

Allan Schore: The Neurobiology of a Secure Attachment

Dan Siegel on Optimal Attachment

Dan Siegel on Ambivalent Attachment

Dan Siegel on Avoidant Attachment

Dan Siegel on Disorganized Attachment

PARENT-INFANT INTERACTION

Still Face Experiment Tronick

Tronick video Meaning Making and Mutual Regulation

DANIEL SIEGEL, MD

One of the best writers and thinkers on the connection between development, mind, and neurobiology, Dr. Siegel is the author of The Developing Mind, Mindsight, and Parenting From the Inside Out (among other books that I strongly recommend).  He is also an extremely effective speaker.

Siegel:  The Brain and The Developing Mind (1 hour)

Daniel Siegel:  Mindsight Google Personal Growth Series (video 1hour)

Dan Siegel:  Brain development and early experience

Dan Siegel a hand model of the brain

Dan Siegel- Mirror Neurons Mindsight and Empathy

Empathy Mirror Neurons and Autism

Dan Siegel- The Low Road

Mirror Neurons Part 1

Mirror Neurons part 2

INTERPERSONAL NEUROBIOLOGY

Early Childhood Brain Development

Spitz Emotional Deprivation in Infancy [Disturbing, not for children]

MORAL JUDGEMENT IN INFANTS

Infants can make moral judgements (New York Times video)

THEORY OF MIND

Theory of Mind best video

Theory of Mind Video 1

Theory of Mind Video 2

Theory of Mind Video age 5

Sally Anne Test Video

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

Stanford Prison Experiment (Zimbardo) - BBC documentary [Disturbing, not for children] Study of the power of roles on human behavior (29 minutes)

Stanford Prison Experiment (Zimbardo)- Stanford University documentary (51 minutes)