The Feasibility of Video-Tape Interviewing

Michael Dinoff · Carl G. Clark · Lenore M. Reitman

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13 inpatient Ss were interviewed via a standardized videotaped presentation of E. All Ss responded to the tape recorded E seemingly as if E were present. It seems that a video taped interview may be feasible both as a research and as an applied clinical device.

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1963Experimental foundations of clinical psychology 1953The Standard Experimental (Stress) Interview as Used in Interaction Chronograph Investigations 1942Clinical Implications of Measurements of Interaction Rates in Psychiatric Interviews

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