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Redlich and his co-workers discuss the technique of sound-recording psychotherapeutic interviews as well as the actual effect of the procedure on the course of treatment. The observation is made that it is the psychiatrists, rather than the patients, who resent and fear the innovation. The recordings offer new avenues for research and teaching purposes.