[Observation of the effects of warming-up and role-playing in psychodrama in terms of mood rating].
The purpose is to make an appropriate list of terms that describe person's moment-to-moment changes in moods during psychodrama sessions. Seventy nurse students participated in a series of psychodrama sessions, consisting of a session of warming-up and two sessions of role playing. They rated their moods at the beginning of the sessions and after each session, on a five-point scale for each of the 55 terms, which were supposed to cover all kinds of moods during psychodrama sessions. After analyzing variations (using factor analyses) of subjects' ratings, three factors were found to be sufficient for describing their moods, and the terms in the list were eventually reduced to sixteen. Changes of moods analyzed through the ratings of sixteen scales were related significantly with subjects' performances of warming-up and role playing.
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Department of School Education, Faculty of Education, University of Tokyo.
D000328:Adult; D000339:Affect; D005260:Female; D006126:Group Processes; D006801:Humans; D011577:Psychodrama; D012381:Role Playing