Role-Playing (Psychodrama) in the Social Rehabilitation of Juveniles
Journal Title: Resocjalizacja Polska - Year 2015, Vol 0, Issue 10
Abstract
The article discusses the term of psychodrama in the aspect of the social rehabilitation process of juveniles. An important area of considerations is noting the most effective form of work in the modification of socially desirable behavior. Moreover, the identification and wider discussion of the aspect of psychodrama interaction indicates the emotional, therapeutic, and above all correctional dimension, so desired in the social rehabilitation of juveniles.
Authors and Affiliations
Barbara Grzyb, s. Bogumiła Gardziejewska
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