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PROSPECTUS In the past t^ree years of r^seaTch with the drug L, S, D. -25, we have developed reliable methods of analyzing social situations and interactions. Our progress in assessing personality types is useful in diagnosis and prediction. These methods are based on a multi-discipline amassment of personality In dvnamie social adjustment under normal circumstancesand n J- ' A f A"'! under stress, i.e., drug'effecty::'irc.f*^\ <T V!/* ' a j « <V<V , - - _ • I „ The briefest phrase to characterize our main area of study is "social personality". A laboratory of experimental social psychiatry has b een e s tablished in sueh a way that various types of pers onal ity and many situations maybe subjected to critical study. ; For example,' its methods can be applied to any spe cific problem such as the effects of L. S. D. or other » v c drugs like Serpasil, or the improvement of interpersonal relations. There are two important steps to be taken: .( 1 ) Completing the work in progress of personality types so wercan define more clearly our social personality types and relate them to (a) the more standard, objective tests such as the Wechsler-Bellevue oh which' theory of types is' based, and (b) the conventional clinical projective tests such as the Rorschach and * • • Thematic Apperception Tests; (2) aL^omprehensive-reyiew-of-every aspects ^l.our-expeyimerfaL-inethod.'—Tbe'se^Q&d'-step'Tnvolves^^^ i such-a^-comple ting-analysi s -of-the making more explicit our.conceptions of subj e ct-experimenter relationships. Methodand'Organizalioh' We. are considering three, specific 'areas of personality, each of which is currently being explored with different methods