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Attitude and Attitude Change Toward Interaction as a Function of Participation Versus Observation

Research in the area of attitudes and attitude changes toward interaction by use of closed-circuit television and video-tape recording equipment has been limited. Alger and Hogan (1967) have reported a study dealing with attitude changes toward interaction between married couples. Wilmer (1967c) has reported attitude changes toward interaction between adolescents involved with drugs. Cornelison and Tausig (1964),