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American J. of Psychiatry, July, 1950, 107, No. 1, pp. 42–48.
The authors state with unrestrained surprise that most psychiatric patients easily accept the technique of interview recording while psychiatrists reject it initially, until shown that most of the objections are rationalizations. The great deal of screening that usually takes place in case demonstrations, often totally changing the character of the reported interview, is not possible with electric recording. The beginner in psychotherapy usually