COMMENTS ON MORENO'S "PSYCHOLOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF GROUPS IN THE COMMUNITY" (1933)
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PSYCHOLOGICAL ORGANIZATIONAbstract
I know perhaps a little more about Dr. Moreno's paper than he had an opportunity to present because he has taken occasion to acquaint me with what he is doing, and I am glad to discuss it briefly. There are some fundamental attitudes that one assumes towards problems of this sort, to begin with. In the first place, if perhaps I have any characteristic in the exercise of my curiosity, it is that I like to see two things developed: First, the historical background that has led to certain experimental study such as this and secondly, the confirmation, if there is confirmation, not only within the horizon of study but from other disciplines.
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