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severe end of the scale; to imbecility, at the
median point; and to
feeble-
mindedness at the
highest end of functioning. The last was
conceived of as a...
- The
Kallikak Family: A
Study in the
Heredity of
Feeble-
Mindedness was a 1912 book by the
American psychologist and
eugenicist Henry H. Goddard, dedicated...
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State Colony for the
Epileptics and
Feeble Minded was a
state run
institution for
those considered to be “
Feeble minded” or
those with
severe mental impairment...
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Terman 1916, p. 79 "What do the
above IQ's
imply in such
terms as
feeble-
mindedness, border-line intelligence, dullness, normality,
superior intelligence...
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traits were "undesirable." One of the
primary undesirable traits was "
feeble-
mindedness."
Scientists and
doctors became much less
concern with
teaching or...
- Look up
feeble in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Feeble may
refer to:
Feeble-
minded The
Toronto Blue Jays The
Toronto Blue Jays
offence Vladimir Guerrero...
- for his 1912 work The
Kallikak Family: A
Study in the
Heredity of
Feeble-
Mindedness,
which he
himself came to
regard as
flawed for its
ahistoric depiction...
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School for the
Feeble Minded on part of the land and
continue farming on the rest of it.
Opening in 1908, the
Maine School for the
Feeble-
Minded was an institution...
- "cure" them of
their "
feeble-
mindedness". In 1912,
Goddard published The
Kallikak Family, A
Study in the
Hereditary of
Feeble-
mindedness, a very
early study...
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provisions for the
institutional treatment of
people deemed to be "
feeble-
minded" and "moral defectives". "It
proposed an
institutional separation so...
