The mechanical third ear.

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A mechanical device is described which the authors have developed for supervising students and interns in a clinical psychology program. Much like a "hearing aid" worn by the deaf, the instrument enables a supervisor to communicate with the trainee while the latter is engaged in an interview situation with the patient. Only the trainee can hear the comments, the patient not being aware of the fact that his therapist is being communicated with. The authors feel that this "third-ear device" is most useful in the supervision of projective testing techniques. They consider the device as yet in an early stage of development. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2006 APA, all rights reserved)

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