SELF-CONFRONTATION FOR COMPLEX SKILL TRAINING; REVIEW AND ANALYSIS
- 1 September 1965
- report
- Published by Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC)
Abstract
A review of the literature on self-confrontation and related phenomena was conducted to investigate the feasibility of their use as training techniques. The phenomenon of self-confrontation is the feedback of an individual's performance in a given situation through the use of videotape or sound motion picture film. This technique provides complete feedback of information and generates a situation in which subjects are quite amenable to modifications of their behavior, both verbal and nonverbal, with respect to given standards. The body of technical literature dealing with self- confrontation is small but complete enough to provide a basis for discussion of the phenomenon as a training technique. The analysis of the literature resulted in the recommendation for a research program to explore self-confrontation as a training technique for complex human skills.Keywords
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