This is a survey of three hundred and six papers on Social Psychology and the Civilian War Effort. The papers are dealt with under the following headings: Morale and Its Measurement, Civilian Intelligence Work, Minorities, Rumor, Morale Building and Leadership, Media of Communication, Propaganda, Comparative National Psychology, Industrial Morale, Essentials for Normal Living, Demoralization, Children in Wartime, Postwar Planning. Each paper is surveyed so briefly that it is difficult to evaluate any of them. The net result is a good comprehensive bibliography.