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Psychology Documentaries tell us about the human mind – or, what the dog saw, for that matter. Psychology documentaries clarify and explain why we do the things we do: why we laugh, love, and cheat. psychology documentaries can explain the mind of a killer and the mind of your pet cat.
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• The Teachings of Jiddu Krishnamurti

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  Jiddu Krishnamurti is a regarded as a thinker and philosopher, one of the best ones in the world, in fact. His teachings were not centered on religion or even philosophy. But what makes him believable was that he talks about daily concerns that actually affect our lives such as overcoming fears, hurt, sorrow and burden
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• How To Speak

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  The ability to speak is a natural gift that some of us may not have been so lucky to have. Stuttering or stammering is seen as a speech disorder, but plenty of people have weathered through it and are now doing well. This documentary takes a look at those who have suffered from such a
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• Why Reading Matters

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  The science of reading is explored in this documentary and is expounded by writer Rita Carter. She cites how the activity helps our brain unlock its full potential and she also delves on the effects of digital revolution to how much men value reading today. The skill, which must be developed as a child, is
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• Philosophy: Guide to Happiness

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  This documentary, as presented by Alain de Botton, a British philosopher, delves into the teachings of famous thinkers who have become a huge part of our history. Guide To Happiness looks into how what these philosophers stipulate about man’s pursuit to a happy life. The documentary aims to show how differences of opinion, self-esteem and
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• How TV Ruined Your Life

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  This six-part, three hour documentary series stars comedian Charlie Brooker who tries to explore the differences between television and real life. Sometimes, we do tend to romanticize many things in reality based on our expectations from television series. But make-believe, in the world of television, is miles apart and different from the realities of life
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• Today I Died – Science Documentary

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  Will our generation be able to live forever? Unlikely, even with the wonders of science creating more and more 100+ year old human. At the end of the day, there’s only so much our bodies can take: our teeth, our hearts, our organs, our bones and skin: they all decay. But, what if we could
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• Science and Islam: Part 1: The Language of Science

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  We found a remarkable series on Islam by the BBC. Rather than come at the religion from a purely religious perspective, BBC focuses on the hard science behind religion: in part 1, we focus on the language of science. This crisp and well researched documentary does a fantastic job of explaining an old religion to
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• Christian The Lion

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  Christian the Lion is one of those documentaries that you will probably remember the rest of your life. It’s an emotional, touching, awe inspiring story of a lion and his trainers in the early 1970′s. The bond that the trainers form with this lion is almost impossible to believe, but it is a well documented,
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• Language Acquisition

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  A beautiful documentary that is recommended by Frog on A Log, one of Documentary-Log.com’s biggest fans. This documentary is about language acquisition and how truly special and unique this makes humans.

• The Extended Mind: Recent Experimental Evidence

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  We have been brought up to believe that the mind is located inside the head. But there are good reasons for thinking that this view is too limited. Recent experimental results show that people can influence others at a distance just by looking at them, even if they look from behind and if all sensory
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