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This is the sixth year of Professor Winston's series on child development, and the children are now six years old. For the first time they are really beginning to speak, giving an invaluable insight into the way they see the world. This four-part series looks at how, as children, we learn to be moral beings; how and why we learn new things; the effect siblings have on our ideas about competition and co-operation; and how early interaction with our peers affects the shape of our adult lives.
presented by professor Robert Winston ; produced and directed by Rob Gill and David Berry ; BBC, Open University co-production.
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