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A special method of studying the correlation of psychological factors with urinary sex hormone output is described. Psychiatric interviews at times of hormonal pressure brought increased spontaneous production of material, relief of tension and improvement of social adjustment. Repeated observations concerning the relationships between hormonal pressure and neurotic symptoms may have implications for psychotherapy in general. Further control studies on urinary hormones are in progress which for the first time include men.