Issue 117 articlesAcknowledgmentsp. ixPrefacep. xiii1 Philosophical IssuesFree Will and Laws of Human Behaviorp. 3Adolf GrünbaumThe Problem of Consciousnessp. 40Gordon G. GlobusCreativity: A Survey and Critique of Major Investigationp. 70Albert Rothenberg & Carl R. Hausman2 Psychoanalytic Model ConstructionOn the Role of Classificatory Processes in Mental Functioning: Aspects of a Psychoanalytic Theoretical Modelp. 101Benjamin B. Rubinstein3 Clinical and Theoretical IssuesThe Nature of Verbal Interventions in Psychoanalysisp. 189Victor H. RosenThe Parapraxis Specimen of Psychoanalysisp. 210Jean G. Schimek4 Clinical and Quantitative InvestigationsWhat Sets Off Momentary Forgetting During A Psychoanalysis?: Investigations of Symptom-Onset Conditionsp. 233Lester Luborsky & Jim MintzThe Psychoanalytic Study of Hand-Mouth Approximationsp. 269Louis A. Gottschalk5 Child DevelopmentOn the First Three Subphases of the Separation-Individuation Processp. 295Margaret S. MahlerLibidinal Object Constancy: A Theoretical Notep. 307Fred Pine6 Dream and Sleep ResearchA Psychophysiological Study of Nightmares and Night Terrors: I. Physiological Aspects of the Stage 4 Night Terrorp. 317Charles Fisher, Edwin Kahn, Adele Edwards & David Davis“Dream Intensification” as a Function of Prolonged Rem-period Interruptionp. 399Harry Fiss, George S. Klein & Edward ShollarProblems in the Psychology of Dreaming: A Review of the Work of Richard Jonesp. 425Carter UmbargerAn Overview of Recent Sleep and Dream Researchp. 449Thomas F. Anders7 Critique of TheoryUnderstanding Lacanp. 473Eugen S. Bär