Film, Video Anger at work, the story of the headache switch
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Title
- Anger at work, the story of the headache switch
Summary
- Explains the 'headache switch,' one of the mental mechanisms of man's personality which involves displacement of anger onto other people and impairs one's efficiency. Presents several incidents depicting some of the techniques people have developed for handling such overwhelming feelings as anger, resentment, and frustration. Tells the story of Ed Wilson as he begins a new job and what happens when he uses the 'headache switch' when he becomes angry with his boss.
Names
- Hockman, Ned, 1921-2009, direction
- Swain, Dwight V., writing
- University of Oklahoma. Extension Division. Educational Materials Services
- Oklahoma. State Department of Health
- International Film Bureau
Created / Published
- United States : International Film Bureau, Inc., 1956.
Headings
- - Anger in the workplace
- - Displacement (Psychology)
- - Employees--Mental health
Genre
- Educational films
- Nonfiction films
Notes
- - MP7907 U.S. Copyright Office
- - Copyright: International Film Bureau, Inc.; 29Oct56; MP7907.
- - Guy H. Brown, Loren N. Brown, Garner Collums, Barbara Hughes, Douglas Marrs, Alice Spann.
- - Coordinator, Jim Bragg ; assistant director, Carl Stevenson ; camerman, Wayne Rock ; psychiatric consultant, A.A. Hellams.
- - Summary adapted from Educational film/video locator, third edition, vol. 1, 1986, p. 676.
- - Source used: MBRS Film and Television catalog card.
Medium
- 1 video file (digital) (ca. 21 min.) : sd., b&w.
Source Collection
- Prelinger Collection (Library of Congress)
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Library of Congress Control Number
- 2020604403
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- image
- video
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Contributor
- Hockman, Ned
- International Film Bureau
- Oklahoma. State Department of Health
- Swain, Dwight V.
- University of Oklahoma. Extension Division. Educational Materials Services