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(Features dramatic sketches of parents as providers, teachers, judges, policemen and friends to their teenage children. Features: William Morse, UM-Ed.)

(Director of Children's Service at UM Neuropsychiatric Institute shows why teenagers are society's crusaders, and why it is important not to push them into growing up too quickly, in a discussion of the basic needs of the adolescent. Features: William Morse, UM-Ed.; Ralph Rabinovitch, UM-Med.)

(With the aid of dramatic sketches, this program demonstrates the tremendous importance of both parents and teenagers feeling free to talk and being able to understand each other. Features: William Morse, UM-Ed.; Theodore Newcomb, UM-Psych.)

(A discussion of how teenagers learn social skills, become conscious of the opposite sex, and form traits which make them popular or unpopular. Features: William Morse, UM-Ed.; Alvin Zander, UM-Ed.)

(Aided by dramatic sketches, this program looks at the functions of teenage cliques, and the adolescent's gang and family. Features: William Morse, UM-Ed.; Alvin Zander, UM-Ed.)