Abstract
No systematic exploration of either the stable or fluid attitudes of prisoners has ever been undertaken. Surveys of intelligence levels are less difficult to make and less important. This preliminary study should be followed by others. The author, institutional psychologist at Auburn Prison, began his prison service career in 1935 at Welfare Island and has been on the staffs of six prisons to date. He was engaged in research respecting Italian delinquents with Dr. Nino Levi until the latter's untimely death. -EDITOR.
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