Dynamic and cognitive personality organization as seen through the interviews (Else Frenkel-Brunswik)  XIII. Comprehensive scores and summary of interview results (Else Frenkel-Brunswik) Part III. Personality as revealed through projective material XIV. Thematic apperception test in the study of prejudiced and unprejudiced individuals (Betty Aron)  XV. Projective questions in the study of personality and ideology (Daniel J. Levinson) Part IV. Qualitative studies of ideology Introductory remarks (T. W. Adorno) XVI. Prejudice in the interview material (T. W. Adorno)  XVII. Politics and economics in the interview material (T. W. Adorno) XVIII. Some aspects of religious ideology as revealed in the interview material (T. W. Adorno)  XIX. Types and syndromes (T. W. Adorno) Part V. Applications to individuals and to special groups XX. Genetic aspects of the authoritarian personality: case studies of two contrasting individuals (R. Nevitt Sanford)  XXI. Criminality and antidemocratic trends: a study of prison inmates (William R. Morrow)  XXII. Psychological psychological ill health in relation to potential fascism: a study of psychiatric clinic patients (Maria Hertz Levinson) XXIII. Conclusions