Basing their conclusions on a statistical survey of one hundred and thirty-eight college students who participated in the study as part of the requirements for an introductory psychology course, the authors disclaim the hypothesis that drug users are more anxiety prone than nonusers. On the contrary, they support those who have found drug users to be less anxious, more adventuresome, and less conventional. The abstracter hopes that these conclusions will be subjected to more detailed psychoanalytic investigation; they leave the impression that drug use is a sign of mental health.