The Use of Television Videotape to Enhance the Therapeutic Value of Psychodrama
Abstract
The value and potentials of videotape replay of psychodrama are reviewed. While one benefit is in showing participants what they are doing and feeling, it also permits the director to review his own actions in order to perfect and correct his technique. The audience can also be involved by recording their reactions to the dramas taking place.
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