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T-^V'-'w^Taeiettces as he^ interacts with others. Further work will include scoring previous questionnaires to correlate them with personality types and factor scores. : , . " "A This, technique offers us the opp ortunity toTdeterlnlne the relationship between the_sociai personality assessment.by interview and observation with an assessment by the subject himself and with other testing procedures. . The following method and- organization of study of the social personality assessment is proposed: (1) There is data available on lone hundred and twenty-five subjects which can b¥ classified on social personality attributes. So far only forty-three subjects have been classified. Tt is proposed that this year the complete data will be classified. This wilFexfehd the number of subjects in each category to a point where our results will be more statistically reliable. . (2) New subjects will be studied to the extent necessary to increase ; *> our sample in any categories to a statistically treatable number. 11 It: is . "impossible to state the number of additional subjects that are necessary. (3) In the elated personality type a sizeable number of subjects are * represented. So far no significant predictive trend has been established < for this type. By factor analysis of the' various attributes, it is expected that this elated category may be subdivided into component categories which will be statistically reliable for predictive as well as diagnostic purposes. - - - ... t ~ More subjects of this type will be tested in our conventional manner if it is necessary