''4-H Night at the Movies,'' a program to enhance self-esteem in adole
scents, is discussed and evaluated. The program uses commercial videot
apes of movies about teenagers to enhance adolescents' interest and un
derstanding of their world, and outlines a discussion group format to
supplement the videotape. A pretest-posttest design was used to evalua
te the program's effect on adolescent participants' self-esteem utiliz
ing the Tennessee Self-Concept Scale. The findings were that participa
nts significantly increased total Self-Concept, Self-Satisfaction, Fam
ily Self, and Social Self over the course of the program.