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On the grounds that psycho-analysis deals essentially with the same human problems as does religion the writer keeps referring to what he calls its religious origin and animadverting against its 'cultist' attitude. He pleads strongly for a rapprochement between it and experimental psychology and enumerates a number of attempts that have already been made in this direction, particularly in the United States.