{"value"=>"<p>This series consists of a subject file of research notes made by Fromm; and papers which he collected relating to a study on authority and on the family, in which he participated at Sarah Lawrence College. The research notes which are arranged by subject and which are mainly handwritten include notes on authoritarian character, character and society, conscience, ethics, family, masochism, nazism, radio, readings, the Sabbath, and sadomasochistic character. Included is one folder of miscellaneous and fragmented notes. The Sarah Lawrence College research papers relate to an experimental study on authority utilizing freshmen students in psychology; the study was conducted by Fromm and members of the college faculty including W. Fisher, E. Lerner, and Lois B. Murphy. Included are papers relating to the courses \"Introduction to Psychology\" and \"Personality and Social Behavior\" consisting of typed transcript copies of students' reports of field trips, daily activities, books read, responses to personal questionnaires, and records of free association tests. Included are instructors' evaluations of students' performance and personality. The students are anonymous (identified by code name). There are also papers relating to a study of the family, consisting of a report (ca. 1932) by an interviewer recording the results of his interview of members of an unidentified family of six who were on relief; a few completed questionnaires recording reactions to changes in relief by anonymous respondents the Frankford, Kensington and Schuylkill districts of New York; and minutes (1934) of a roundtable meeting conducted by Fromm at Washington, D. C. at which he reported on the results of the study.</p>"}