be referred to again.

Thus the test records of dementia praecox depart from the normal not
sharply but by a gradual shading off. We find similar gradual
transitions between dementia praecox and other psychoses. For this
work we selected cases in which the diagnoses were established with
reasonable certainty. Whether or not in cases of doubtful clinical
classification this association test may be of aid in determining the
diagnosis, is a question that must for the present remain open.

We submit herewith copies of test records. The numbers which appear
after the reactions indicate in each case the reaction type, in
accordance with Table III. (p. 27); common specific reactions are not
numbered.


CASE No. 4752.--H.J. Neologisms; some unclassified reactions, mostly
incoherent.

Table--meadow.........19
Dark--black...........
Music--sweet..........
Sickness--dead........ 2
Man--manion........... 3
Deep--near............19
Soft--sooner..........19
Eating--formble....... 4
Mountain--gair........ 4
House--temble......... 4
Black--benched........ 4