Vol. 16 No. 3 (1963): Group Psychotherapy, Psychodrama, and Sociometry

Articles

• THE ACTUAL TRENDS IN GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY

  J. L. MORENO (Author)

  117-131

• GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH PSYCHIATRIC OUT-PATIENTS

  JEROME D. FRANK (Author)

  132-140

• THE RELATIONSHIP OF GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY TO INSTITUTIONAL ADJUSTMENT

  ROBERT L. WOLK (Author)

  141-144

• THE ACTION SOCIOGRAM

  BARBARA SEABOURNE (Author)

  145-155

• THE DEMOCRATIC ESSENCE OF PSYCHODRAMA

  ABEL K. FINK (Author)

  156-160

• THE USE OF PSYCHODRAMA TO STRENGTHEN SELF CONCEPTS OF STUDENT NURSES

  LEAH GOLD FEIN (Author)

  161-163

• THE LIVE PRESENTATION OF DRAMATIC SCENES AS A STIMULUS TO PATIENT INTERACTION IN GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY

  R. L. GUNN, NAVRAN, D. SULLIVAN, LEONARD JERDEN (Author)

  164-172

• GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY AND PSYCHODRAMA IN A COLLEGE CLASSROOM

  JAMES FACOS (Author)

  173-176

• THE DIDACTIC VALUE OF ROLE-PLAYING FOR INSTITUTIONALIZED RETARDATES

  STANLEY J. BRYER, ROBERT WAGNER (Author)

  177-181

• NEAR-SOCIOMETRIC INVESTIGATIONS OF GROUP MEMBERSHIP SURVIVAL

  ROLFE E. WHITE, W. MARLIN BUTTS (Author)

  182-188