It was about myself doing mathematical problems. It was on an examination. There were about 5 or 6 problems and I felt that if I was only able to do just a couple I would fail as there were only so few. Can't remember exactly what type of problems, but they seemed to be long involved ones where there was large amount of multiplying and dividing. I worked the first two or so out satisfactory, but then I wasn't able to do the rest. Could feel myself becoming anxious and tense. I looked at my watch, it was almost 3 o'clock. Class would be over soon and I had only done a few. In my dream I felt as if I was facing the same thing again, that is I could only go so far in some thing, but never completely work it through. Don't remember what happened from there, whether I handed the paper in or not. It did move out of the room. I was in a class room, to a place by myself - Cannot identify any other person. Interpretation While on duty in the hospital yesterday I had an occasion to work some dosage problems, However, I did work it out satisfactory, but only after a second attempt. Had the same sense of being uncomfortable, but not quite as intense as in the dream. Think perhaps this might be one of the factors which caused me to dream about solving problems. Perhaps the uncomfortable and tense feeling I had earlier in the day still remained with me and when I was not able to consciously suppress it, it again came out. For some reason for which I can't explain I felt in my dream the way I felt about an examination I took in German last June, discouraged and tense. Answers to questions 2. anxious, Felt anxious and frustrated - Also was very discouraged3. actual participant4. unpleasant5. was in some sort of class room, there were others present6. Not where I was solving mathematical problems, but some other type of problem where I had similar response - I probably was concerned about some type of problem which I was having difficulty in solving7. Not conscious of any color except the black figures, but don't think I was conscious of the paper