The introductory statement in this new and promising journal indicates that it will give priority to articles on various aspects of psycholinguistics, 'broadly defined'. Included will be: 1, studies of the communicative process; 2, the social and anthropological aspects of communication; 3, the development of speech and language; 4, the semantic aspects of communication; 5, the biological foundations of communication; 6, the psychopathological aspects of the communicative process; and 7, educational psycholinguistics. Theoretical papers as well as the results of experimental studies will be considered for publication.