University College London is the first U.K. University to follow Yale, Stanford, and MIT, in putting some of their lectures on-line. They have chosen iTunes as the way to do this.
Link to Guardian article on UCL on iTunes.
There is a video lecture on 'face blindness' as well as lectures by Michael Rutter the child psychiatrist. Rutter has written a lot of books and as the introduction to the lectures states:
"One of the most influential was Maternal Deprivation Reassessed (1972) in which he argued (against John Bowlby) that it was the norm for children to form multiple attachments rather than a selective attachment with just one person."
There are also lectures by Uta Frith on Dyslexia, Richard gregory on behaviourism, illusions, and perception, and Elizabeth Warrington on memory.
UCL on iTunes
There is a video lecture on 'face blindness' as well as lectures by Michael Rutter the child psychiatrist. Rutter has written a lot of books and as the introduction to the lectures states:
"One of the most influential was Maternal Deprivation Reassessed (1972) in which he argued (against John Bowlby) that it was the norm for children to form multiple attachments rather than a selective attachment with just one person."
There are also lectures by Uta Frith on Dyslexia, Richard gregory on behaviourism, illusions, and perception, and Elizabeth Warrington on memory.
UCL on iTunes
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