This discussion is based primarily on a questionnaire about technique sent by the authors to students, graduates, and practicing analysts. Results showed that an 'Argentine group' of psychoanalysts has been evolving with the usual 'group' characteristics and having subgroups within it. The authors stress that an interaction is constantly present between the analyst and the group to which he belongs. To have a properly functioning analytic group, each analyst must maintain his individuality. Although the questionnaire was answered by only twenty percent of those circulated, the data gathered correlate with the results obtained in 1939 by Glover in England. In any case, it is felt that this experimental approach has validity in bringing together different opinions held by various analysts.