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A short study is presented of imagination, as revealed by phantasies on memory experiments with nonsense syllables. A classification of imaginative processes is given, and a short résumé of methods of memory testing. The
associations to lists of nonsense syllables given by members of a class in psychology are analysed with the help of psycho-analytic theory, and conclusions are drawn as to the suitability and value of various word and syllable stimuli for different purposes, and in different people.