This article, together with a number of others, was prepared at the request of the American Council of Learned Societies, partly for the information of scholars in other countries. Distribution of the articles outside the United States will be accomplished by a special distribution of reprints as well as through the complete issues of the journals in which they appear. The bulk of the materialpresented in this article was collected by a committee of the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues on the Evaluation of Social Psychology in the War. Special credit should be given to Mr. David Jenkins who assisted in the compilation of the material presented here.
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