Five Norwegian and international scientists discuss how biological factors may play a larger role in human behavior than previously acknowledged.
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Five Norwegian and international scientists discuss how biological factors may play a larger role in human behavior than previously acknowledged.
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Norwegian and international scientists gather to discuss the influence of biology on human behavior in 'Brainwashing.' The film challenges the dominant view that social factors primarily shape actions and decisions. Through interviews and discussions, experts like Jerry Moss and Claire Ferguson argue for a greater recognition of biological factors in social sciences. Their insights aim to bridge the divide between biology and social science, prompting a reevaluation of established beliefs about human nature and societal interactions.
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Why Watch
- Meet scientists challenging social behavior norms.
- Find out how biology impacts human interactions.
- See interviews that question established beliefs.
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- The film features interviews with several Norwegian and international scientists.
- Joan Churchill directed the documentary, which was released in 2010.
- The documentary has a runtime of 89 minutes.
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The documentary 'Brainwashing' was released in 2010.
Who directed the documentary 'Brainwashing'?
The documentary 'Brainwashing' was directed by Joan Churchill.
What is the main focus of the documentary 'Brainwashing'?
The documentary focuses on the role of biology in social sciences and challenges the idea that social factors are the primary drivers of human behavior.
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