In the definition-type an absolutely _intellectual_ make-up is manifested or rather simulated, but here there is a very _emotional_ one. Yet, just as the definition-type really conceals a lack of intelligence, so the excessive _emotional_ expression conceals or overcompensates an emotional deficiency. This conclusion is very interestingly illustrated by the following discovery:--On investigating the influence of the familiar milieus on the association-type it was found that young people seldom possess a predicate-type, but that, on the other hand, the predicate-type increases in frequency with advancing age. In women the increase of the predicate-type begins a little after the 40th year, and in men after the 60th. That is the precise time when, owing to the deficiency of sexuality, there actually occurs considerable emotional loss. If a test-person evinces a distinct predicate-type, it may always be inferred that a marked internal emotional deficiency is thereby compensated. Still, one cannot reason conversely, namely, that an inner emotional deficiency must produce a predicate-type, no more than that idiocy directly produces a definition-type. A predicate-type can also betray itself through the external behaviour, as, for example, through a particular affectation, enthusiastic exclamations, an embellished behaviour, and the constrained sounding language so often observed in society. The complex-type shows no particular tendency except the _concealment_ of a complex, whereas the definition and predicate types betray a positive tendency to exert in some way a _definite_ influence on the experimenter. But whereas the definition-type tends to bring to light its intelligence, the predicate-type displays its emotion. I need hardly add of what importance such determinations are for the diagnosis of character. After finishing an association experiment I usually add another of a different kind, the so-called _reproduction_ experiment. I repeat the same stimulus words and ask the test-persons whether they still remember their former reactions. In many instances the memory fails, and as experience shows, these locations are stimulus words which touched an emotionally accentuated complex, or stimulus words immediately following such critical words.