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In the second volume of The Integration of Behavior French outlined his theory of the dream. He depicted the dream work as consisting primarily in a struggle to solve a current problem of life and operating in the intuitive practical manner that we use when sizing up a real life situation. French stated that every dream has many meanings which can be fitted into a close-knit logical structure, the cognitive structure of the dream which also fits into the structure of the dreamer's waking thoughts and behavior. In the present volume,