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However much we may have learned from PRP, it was, as I have called it elsewhere, but “one paradigm” (Wallerstein, 1977b) of psychotherapy research, and one that can probably never be repeated again in comparable form and design. The problems in trying to do so would be many. First, any replication would involve the complete cooperation of a large group of well-trained psychoanalytic therapists who regularly keep detailed case records on their patients in intensive, long-term therapies, and who would uniformly make these records available to