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Psychodrama and role-playing

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  1. Dayton, Ohio

    Beatrice S. Crouse

  2. Boston University School of Theology, USA

    Paul E. Johnson (Professor of Psychology of Religion)

  3. Saint Elizabeths Hospital, Washington, D. C.

    James M. Enneis (Psychodramatist) & Ernest E. Bruder (Senior Chaplain)

  4. Moreno Institute Beacon, New York

    J. L. Moreno M. D. (Director)

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Crouse, B.S., Johnson, P.E., Enneis, J.M. et al. Psychodrama and role-playing. Pastoral Psychol 6, 54–57 (1955). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02028344

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