In an interesting experiment Sargent attempts to answer the question of what a test report should communicate to the other members of the psychiatric team. In this paper she reports in four different ways about the same patient. All the reports are composed by the same psychologist on the basis of a single test. It is striking how these four reports differ in purpose, vantage point and

logical orientation. She concludes that the greatest need in test reports is greater flexibility and cautions against any one preferred technique.