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Janessa - hello & welcome to the list!! I'm in the clinical psych program
at Chicago Medical School, and one of the labs in our department is doing
research on forensic psychopathy that entails video-taping scripts to
evoke responses from the subjects. While this is not identical to what
your doing, I thought I should mention the option to you of tracking down
a camcorder & "producing" your own tapes. That way you can be sure to get
what you want. The actors can either be local theater students or even
anyone dramatically inclined in your department (I confess to being our
"hired" (for a pizza, at least!) actress. The scripts can be original or
you can find a scene from any play book. Good luck to you!

On Wed, 21 Jan 1998, Janessa Hall wrote:

>  we are currently looking for video taped material that
> could test this hypothesis.  I think that something like a video series
> intended to train actors might be appropriate.  What we need are tapes
> that portray one person displaying several different emotions while
> reading the same script and/or several different persons (preferably of
> both genders) reading the same script.