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The author writes within the framework of behavior therapy and presents as his main point the usefulness of dealing with fantasies, both spontaneous and induced. It appears that the attempt is to extend the range of material considered useful in the more circumscribed types of desensitization treatment. His view of the importance of fantasies will come as no surprise to the psychoanalyst; this paper may represent a step toward bridging the current gap between insight and behavior therapy.