THE INSTITUTE FOR PSYCHOANALYSIS of Chicago reviews its work for the year 1934–1935 in a pamphlet containing statistical data and a report on the research conducted by its members, consisting of a Vector Analysis of Psychological Tendencies, which classifies psychic tendencies according to their fundamental dynamic quality (direction)—incorporation, elimination and retention; The Influence of Psychogenic Factors upon Gastro-Instestinal Disturbances; Quantitative Dream Studies; Psychological Factors in Essential Hypertension; Psychic Influences on Respiration; Asthma, Skin, and Allergy; Psychoanalysis and Learning; and Child Analysis. The Institute reports extensive coöperation with other professional groups, including physicians, psychiatrists, psychiatric social workers, and teachers.